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 1 8 |       beyond gods, men, and all things, then may I not obtain the
 2 12|   Because, O Ananda, both these things are immeasurable, innumerable,
 3 19|        country shines with such things. If they desire cloaks of
 4 38| perception of the causes of all things, clever in explanation of
 5 38|       of explaining the Law (or things such as they really are),
 6 38|         clever in examining all things, familiar with the knowledge
 7 38| cessation of the working of all things, perceiving even what cannot
 8 38|      the wind; by pervading all things and yet not caring for anything,
 9 38|         our obtaining difficult things, they are like the Udumbara
10 45|         obtained resignation to things to come. And by forty hundred