Chapter

1 1 |      thou feelest some doubt, perplexity or misgiving that in those
2 2 |       overcome with doubt and perplexity. Therefore may the Lord
3 2 |     of men,~27. And ponder in perplexity. Give an elucidation, great
4 3 |     moment) was overcome with perplexity;~21. But when the sweet,
5 3 |     doubts were scattered, my perplexity vanished, and I stood firm
6 3 | relieved from their doubt and perplexity.~On this speech of the venerable
7 14|      within himself doubt and perplexity, and inferring from his
8 14|      that we may be free from perplexity, and that the Bodhisattvas