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1 8 |    eye, so as at least to be able to see a hundred thousand
2 8 |    ear, so as at least to be able to hear at the same time
3 8 | people, so as at least to be able to know the deeds and thoughts
4 8 |       if any being should be able to count the pupils belonging
5 8 |     Bodhi, should not all be able, after having gone to other
6 8 |   seen on all sides immeasur,able, innumerable, inconceivable,
7 12|      and yet he would not be able to reach the end of the
8 13|     its measure, so as to be able to say, there are so many
9 14|      its length, so as to be able to say (that it comprises)