折疑論 1.70

1.70

He was endowed with the thirty-two marks of a great person (The Abhidharma-kośa says: The thirty-two marks are: the mark of a Brahmā voice; the mark of a white curl between the eyebrows; the wondrous mark of the uṣṇīṣa; the mark of eyelashes like a royal bull; the mark of deep blue eyes; the mark of a broad and long tongue; the mark of tasting supreme flavors; the mark of brilliantly white teeth; the mark of even teeth; the mark of closely set teeth; the mark of having forty teeth; the mark of a lion-like jaw; the mark of touching the knees while standing upright; the mark of rounded shoulders; the mark of a lion-like torso; the mark of a broad, great, and upright body; the mark of fullness in all places; the mark of delicate and soft skin; the mark of an aura radiating one fathom; the mark of a body of genuine golden hue; the mark of body hair curling to the right; the mark of one hair growing from each pore; the mark of upward-growing body hair; the mark of well-proportioned bodily parts; the mark of a sheathed male organ; the mark of calves like the aineya deer king; the mark of thick and full insteps; the mark of webbed fingers and toes; the mark of soft and delicate hands and feet; the mark of rounded heels; the mark of slender, long, and lustrous digits; the mark of thousand-spoked wheels on the soles; the mark of flat, full soles.)