Chapter

 1      I|               Ahovat! what an evil fault it were!~
 2     II|                    In good or evil: equability~
 3     II|       By ties of flesh, takes evil things and good~
 4    III|               Pushed him that evil path?~
 5     IV|       the good, thrusting the evil back,~
 6     IV|                   In good and evil fortunes; nowise bound~
 7      V|  Takes on himself the good or evil deeds~
 8     VI|                               Evil or good.~
 9     VI|            One Essence in the Evil and the Good,~
10     IX|                            An evil way, the way of brutes and
11     IX|                            To evil Bhuts given o'er sink to
12     IX|                   To good and evil issue, so shalt come~
13     IX|                     If one of evil life turn in his thought~
14    XII|  grieves not, letting good or evil hap~
15   XIII|                  And fortunes evil, with a will set firm~
16   XIII|                    In good or evil yonis.~
17    XVI| Quickness to anger, harsh and evil speech,~
18    XVI|                            To evil deeds, the curses of their
19    XVI|    Hateful and hating; cruel, evil, vile,~
20   XVII|     gift churlishly flung, at evil time,~
21  XVIII|     Of body, mind, or speech, evil or good,~
22  XVIII|         Steadfast, in good or evil hap the same,~
23  XVIII|                  And there be evil doers; loose of heart,~
24  XVIII|                               Evil is Intellect which, wrapped