Chapter

1 2 |       consider such a one to be conceited. For, Sâriputra, it is unfit,
2 3 |         haughty persons, nor to conceited ones, nor to Yogins who
3 10| Bhaishagyarâga, may be deemed a conceited man.~Any Bodhisattva Mahâsattva,
4 12|   having few roots of goodness, conceited, fond of gain and honour,
5 12|         Lord, the creatures are conceited, possessed of few roots
6 12|          crooked, wicked, dull, conceited, fancying to have come to
7 13|        4. He ought not to court conceited men, but catechise such
8 16|       humble towards monks, not conceited, nor neglectful;~55. Sensible