Chapter

 1 1 |          in thousands of stanzas.~26. Some thoughtful, meek,
 2 2 |        Gina speak in this manner?~26. Those who aspire to the
 3 3 |      field of the highest of men;~26. And its ground will consist
 4 4 |        dost not perform thy work.~26. 1 will give thee double
 5 5 |      views are sound and correct.~26. I preach the law to the
 6 6 |           worship to the Leaders.~26. He shall show veneration
 7 7 |       with the following stanzas:~26. What foretoken is it we
 8 8 |           show them great honour.~26. But ere long they shall
 9 10|          patient, thinking of me.~26. My body has existed entire
10 11|          this work of difficulty.~26. Something more difficult
11 13|           the following stanzas :~26. The wise man is always
12 14|       Whose command do they keep?~26. Bursting forth at all points
13 16| meditation, during kotis of.Æons;~26. Let him, whether living
14 18|           their (peculiar) scent.~26. It is by the odour that
15 24|           disaster, and calamity.~26. He who possesses the perfection