Chapter

 1 3 |       men, union with hateful persons or things, and separation
 2 3 |    who are tended by numerous persons.~84. Such excellent carts
 3 3 |     of this matter to haughty persons, nor to conceited ones,
 4 4 |    Bodhisattvas we are called persons of low disposition and at
 5 4 |  merchants come to him, (and) persons charged with numerous affairs.~
 6 4 |       circumstances he orders persons of low character, crooked,
 7 5 |     as for the low; for moral persons as for the immoral;~25.
 8 5 | mental culture) as well as to persons of superior understanding
 9 5 |     to see planets. But other persons say to the blind-born: There
10 7 |       of water, frightful for persons of no experience.~93. (Suppose
11 8 |        They show in their own persons that they are not free from
12 8 | arrived at final Nirvâna, as (persons who are) dull, inept, ignorant
13 12|       to the ignorant.~6. And persons greedily attached to enjoyments
14 13|      not court, not wait upon persons of another sect, Karakas,
15 13|    the Gaina persuasion], nor persons passionately fond of fine
16 13|      and mutton.~10. With any persons who slay animals of various
17 13|     whores, nor other sensual persons; he must avoid any exchange
18 14|       and how do these mighty persons come? Whence have they come
19 18|        hypocritical, or quiet persons.~37. That Bodhisattva by
20 19|     at that juncture were the persons hooting and laughing at
21 19|    leader.~6. And those many (persons) who only acknowledged the
22 19|       Sâkyamuni.~8. And those persons who only believed in perception
23 22|     it to other beings, other persons. This accumulation of thy
24 26|     in worldly philosophy; no persons fondly addicted to poetry
25 26|      find no delight in those persons. They must be held to be
26 26|   from worldly business. Such persons as lead into error monks
27 27|    you. And as to unbelieving persons, rouse them to accept this