Chapter

1 2 |      each according to his own character. Such is the might of my
2 4 |       he orders persons of low character, crooked, one-eyed, maimed,
3 5 |         and without individual character) penetrates the enlightenment
4 7 |      creatures to be feeble of character, (does) as the guide (who)
5 13|     whatever and sees the real character of the laws (or things);
6 16| forbearance, be moral, of good character, agreeable to live with,
7 23|     the colour, outward shape, character, figure, and behaviour of