Chapter

 1 1 |        finishing his course in faultless knowledge, shall reach highest,
 2 2 |    subtle; all inscrutable and faultless. I myself know them as well
 3 2 |      of these self-controlled, faultless beings striving after Nirvâna:
 4 2 |        improper that a monk, a faultless Arhat, should not believe
 5 3 |     vain thoughts! whereas the faultless laws are, nominally, equal,
 6 3 |       inscrutable, subtle, and faultless science, which is announced
 7 4 |         43. All these laws are faultless, unshaken, exempt from destruction
 8 4 |       a fruit) as excellent as faultless.~51. As we have always observed
 9 6 | extension.~8. As to disciples, faultless, princes of the law, standing
10 6 |        thousand) more of these faultless beings.~31. Under them he
11 7 |    Æons ago, by my precise and faultless memory.~To proceed, monks,
12 7 |       art completely quiet and faultless.~11. Joy with thee! that
13 7 |       this hallowed, high, and faultless spot; we as well as the
14 13|    hear from thee the vast and faultless law.~67. Again he sees his
15 13|      place to move forward the faultless wheel and preach the law
16 14|   These words I here speak are faultless, really true; believe me,