Chapter

 1 1 |       like monks, living in the forest, and others inhabiting the
 2 1 |       the Gina who dwell in the forest, abiding in vigour, completely
 3 5 |     earth, all grasses, shrubs, forest trees, other trees small
 4 7 |     suppose there is some dense forest five hundred yoganas in
 5 7 |       difficult passages of the forest, is to bring the whole company
 6 7 |        whole company out of the forest. Meanwhile that great troop
 7 7 |       let us return; this dense forest stretches so far.' The guide,
 8 7 | artifice. In the middle of that forest he produces a magic city
 9 7 |          the men who are in the forest are struck with astonishment,
10 7 |        think: We are out of the forest; we have reached the place
11 7 |    reflects thus: Great is this forest of evils which must be crossed,
12 7 |        It is as if there were a forest dreadful, terrific, barren,
13 7 |   thousand men have come to the forest, that waste track of wilderness
14 7 |         that rough and horrible forest is a rich man, thoughtful,
15 7 |  reached the limit of the whole forest.' It is to give them a time
16 10|       shall have retired to the forest, I will send thither many
17 10|       in a lonely place, in the forest or the hills,~31. Then will
18 12|        enter our retreat in the forest and become our calumniators.~
19 16|      him, whether living in the forest or entering upon a vagrant
20 17|          to a monastery, house, forest, street, village, town,