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 1 5|                     CHAPTER V. ON PLANTS.~Thereupon the Lord addressed
 2 5|     species and kind, families of plants of different names growing
 3 5|       soil, all those families of plants and germs are drenched and
 4 5|        and whatever is green; all plants on hills, in caves and thickets;~
 5 5|       grow lustily.~14. The great plants whose trunk, stalk, bark,
 6 5|    explain what is meant by those plants of different size, some
 7 5| middle-sized and great.~29. Small plants are called the men who walk
 8 5|          triple science.~30. Mean plants are called the men who,
 9 5|            are called the highest plants.~32. But the sons of Sugata,
10 5|         as described, just as the plants on the face of the earth.~
11 5|    grasses and shrubs, as well as plants of middle size, trees and
12 5|          is recreated, and as the plants (when refreshed) expand
13 5|           when refreshed.~39. The plants that in their growth remain
14 5|        everywhere alike; by which plants and men(?) thrive, endless (
15 5|    fetches from the mountain four plants; the herb Of-all-colours-flavours-and-cases,