Chapter

1 1 |  their course by keeping a constant purity and an unbroken morality
2 4 |   thousands of kolis and a constant favourite of the king's.~
3 4 |    rich man (he says): 'Be constant in subduing your low disposition,'
4 13| immoral men.~5. He must be constant in avoiding a nun who is
5 13|  heard this law, should be constant in observing it. If he earnestly
6 16|  monk under training.], be constant, of good memory, and patiently
7 18|  and, at the same time, is constant enough not to allow himself