Chapter

1 1 |   fields. It must be for some purpose that this great ray has
2 2 |        the sole aim, the sole purpose of his appearance in the
3 5 |      voidness, the absence of purpose (or object), the absence
4 7 |   monastery to retire for the purpose of meditation, and in that
5 7 |   produced by me for no other purpose but to give you some repose.'~
6 7 | entered the monastery for the purpose of becoming absorbed in
7 8 |     whom? for what reason and purpose? It is something foolish,
8 18|     wives, go to him with the purpose of honouring him, and listen