Chapter

 1 5 |           beings, according to the good works they have done in former
 2 7 |                disposition and the good works done in a former state;
 3 7 |                 cars, owing to previous works; accept them to oblige us,
 4 7 |             appeared, owing to our good works, who is (our) eye, refuge,
 5 7 |             world in recompense of good works, and whose grandeur thus
 6 11|              performed innumerable good works', and during many Æons never
 7 11|        unflagging energy, performs good works for many thousands of Æons,
 8 15|                law, owing to their good works.~17. I never speak to them
 9 16| Brahma-knowledge is independent of good works]. For, Agita, such a young
10 18|                 know the fruit of their works.~And on that occasion the
11 22|               gloomy darkness of unholy works. As Indra, Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña,