Chapter

 1 3 |             it is the abode of very wicked creatures of every description.~
 2 5 |           upon the virtuous and the wicked, upon high and low, upon
 3 10|           if some creature vicious, wicked, and cruel-minded should
 4 12|          vicious in their thoughts, wicked, and naturally perverse.~
 5 12|            will be malign, crooked, wicked, dull, conceited, fancying
 6 12|      qualities.~7. Cruel-minded and wicked men, only occupied with
 7 12|            pericd there are (to be) wicked monks who do not understand
 8 18|            the odour of passionate, wicked, hypocritical, or quiet
 9 24|           faculty of sight in their wicked designs. If some creature,
10 24|            into a pit of fire, by a wicked enemy with the object of
11 24|          brink of the Meru, by some wicked person with the object of
12 24| Avalokitesvara, who shall quell the wicked troop of foes.~24. One should
13 26|            conquer the troop of the wicked Mâra, move forward the wheel