Chapter

 1 2 |     infatuated by desire and blind with delusion.~63. From
 2 2 | lofty, whereas creatures are blind with dulness and ignorance.~
 3 3 |    become ugly jackals, half blind and crippled; the helpless
 4 3 |   maimed, crooked, one-eyed, blind, dull, and low, they having
 5 3 |      human shape he is to be blind, deaf, and stupid, the servant
 6 5 |    understanding, in fact, a blind man.~Such, Kâsyapa, is the
 7 5 |     evil passions. Those are blind from ignorance, and in consequence
 8 5 |      evils.~So the creatures blind from ignorance remain in
 9 5 |     be likened the creatures blind with infatuation. Attachment,
10 5 |   planets, and stars, in his blind ignorance (should say):
11 5 |     taking compassion on the blind man, goes to the Himalaya,
12 5 |  manner: one he gives to the blind man after chewing it, another
13 5 |   people of great ignorance, blind from their birth, move in
14 15|  eager of sensual pleasures, blind and obscured by the film
15 26|      Satranta, shall be born blind; and such as openly defame