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 1 II(2)|                     One ri is equal to about two and a half
 2 III  |      so vivid as to be almost equal to the recollection of former
 3 IV   |       space, - as permanently equal to space; without essence,
 4 V    |     can scarcely hope ever to equal; but it was more conventional
 5 VIII |          may all relate, with equal eloquence, the traditions
 6 IX   |        and each year there is equal to fifty terrestrial years.
 7 IX   |        the former includes an equal number of heavenly and of
 8 IX   | intermediate rebirths are not equal in number. There are four
 9 IX   |         each by union becomes equal with All! We are not only
10 IX   |     unit~{p. 259}~permanently equal to every other and infinite