Chapter

 1 2 |       word, divided into three parts; for men (occasionally)
 2 4 |      He lives there in foreign parts for many years, twenty or
 3 4 |      his wreath and ornaments, parts with his soft, clean, and
 4 7 |     has three turns and twelve parts, the wheel never moved by
 5 11|         and so severed the two parts. Even as the double doors
 6 11|       my disciples in the five parts of transcendent knowledge.~
 7 11|    seen divided into different parts (and relics); it shall remain
 8 16|        dust atoms of two-third parts of a macrocosm, have by
 9 16| macrocosms consisting of three parts, have by hearing this Dharmaparyâya
10 20|        the whole world, of all parts of the world in the ten
11 23|        frame of the elementary parts, or the bone relics.] of
12 24|         the necklace) into two parts, and offered one part to