Chapter

 1 3 |     end, its counterfeit will stand for thirty-two intermediate
 2 4 |      beings.~15. His trustees stand round him, some of them
 3 5 |       and with manly strength stand firm in the exercise of
 4 8 |    also shall be the same and stand equally long.~31. All shall
 5 9 |      Lord, shall his true law stand, and twice as long again
 6 9 |    Tâyin], his true law shall stand twice as long.~5. The counterfeit (
 7 10|        the preacher) take his stand on this and preach.~25.
 8 11|     is propounded, and let it stand in the sky above the assembled
 9 11|   would one who, after taking stand on the limit of the existing
10 12| matron Gautamî: Why dost thou stand so dejected, gazing up to
11 12|      will many fiendish monks stand up as our revilers.~14.
12 18|       he, without leaving his stand on earth, perceives how
13 24|        and he shall, sunlike, stand firm in the sky.~8. If rocks
14 25|       to right and took their stand at some distance.~Then,
15 26| requisites, to wit: she shall stand under the superintendence