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 1 IV     |       has been, - the Sun-God of worlds that circled and worshiped
 2 IV     |      rush into being. Corpses of worlds pass all to some solar funeral
 3 VIII   |          dwell in three thousand worlds;~Yet among them all is none
 4 VIII(1)|       sekai," the three thousand worlds, is a common Buddhist expression.
 5 VIII   |          crows of three thousand worlds,~And then to repose in peace
 6 VIII   |     ravens of the three thousand worlds," he designated the Tokugawa
 7 VIII   |          of myriads of kôtis1 of worlds." And the modern scientific
 8 IX     |    bondage to reform. Beyond all worlds of sex there are strange
 9 IX     |     conditions of being in other worlds, better expresses the general
10 IX     |    belong to what are termed the Worlds of Desire (Yoku-Kai), -
11 IX     | conditions to other and superior worlds, - passing first through
12 IX     |       seem to be higher physical worlds rather than what we commonly
13 IX     |        exerted over two thousand worlds; those of the Engaku or
14 IX     |        world, but of innumerable worlds, - not only of natural but