Chapter

 1 1 |         them Arhats, stainless, free from depravity, self-controlled,
 2 2 |          such as the display of free and unchecked knowledge;
 3 2 |    filled with Pratyekabuddhas, free from faults, gifted with
 4 2 |       Buddha-knowledge which is free from imperfection.~99. Never
 5 2 |   listen to me.~131. And I felt free from hesitation and highly
 6 2 |    hundred (disciples) of mine, free from imperfections, will
 7 2 |   future Ginas is, so is my law free from any doubtfulness, and
 8 3 |     adepts, who all of them are free from false views about the
 9 3 |         cessation of existence, free, in short, from all false
10 3 |       and knowing that they are free from danger, goes and sits
11 3 |          the Tathâgata, &c., is free from all dangers, wholly
12 3 |         out hastily, and reach, free from harm, the open air.~
13 4 |   whither thou likest; thou art free. The servant obeys, approaches
14 4 |   whither thou likest; thou art free, The poor man is astonished
15 4 |        great ruler is the Gina, free from imperfections. The
16 5 |      others to the shore; being free, I make free; being comforted,
17 5 |       shore; being free, I make free; being comforted, I comfort;
18 5 |  knowledge of the law, which is free from evil after the attaining
19 6 |  threads, strewed with flowers, free from beings of the brute
20 7 |      Buddha-knowledge, which is free from imperfections and blissful.~
21 8 |       persons that they are not free from affection, hatred,
22 8 |    learned, a brilliant orator, free from hesitation; he has,
23 8 |       his own field.~13. Always free from timidity he shall preach
24 8 |         the all-knowing that is free from imperfections.~14.
25 13|         its contents and sweet, free from invidiousness.~31.
26 14|         at ease? Dost thou feel free from bodily disease, O Perfect
27 14|     this matter, that we may be free from perplexity, and that
28 14|         and agreeable to sight, free from hesitation in the decisions
29 17|       until they become Arhats, free from all imperfections,
30 17|          become at once Arhats, free from imperfections, and
31 23| sprightliness; whether he feels free from affliction and at ease.
32 24|      bright, whose knowledge is free from darkness, thou shining