Chapter

 1 3 | shouting.~59. Many poor devils move about, burnt by the fire;
 2 5 |    called trees.~33. Those who move forward the wheel that never
 3 5 |        blind from their birth, move in the turmoil of the world,
 4 7 |         they urged the Lord to move on the wheel of the law:
 5 7 |     bent of all living beings. Move on the most exalted, sublime
 6 7 |    princes, were urging him to move forward the wheel of the
 7 7 |      him, saying: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the
 8 7 |     besought him: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the
 9 7 |     the following stanzas:~35. Move forward the exalted wheel,
10 7 |     besought him: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the
11 7 |        law, O Lord and Leader! move forward the wheel of the
12 7 |     besought him: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the
13 7 |     following two stanzas:~58. Move forward the exalted, unsurpassed
14 7 |         69. They prayed him to move forward the wheel of the
15 7 |     him, and again prayed:~72. Move forward the wheel, O thou
16 13|     rise up from that place to move forward the faultless wheel
17 16|       of Mandairavas.~10. They move in the sky like birds, and
18 16|      censers of costly incense move of their own accord on every
19 26|      troop of the wicked Mâra, move forward the wheel of the