Chapter

 1 3 |         run hither and thither, walk about, and repeatedly look
 2 3 |       disciples here. They will walk in my faith, though each
 3 5 |   plants are called the men who walk in the knowledge of the
 4 5 |       like; thou canst not even walk as far as a kos without
 5 5 |       thee?~69. If thou hast to walk so far as a kos, thou canst
 6 7 |        from this world he is to walk a thousand worlds farther
 7 11|          cast it away, and then walk off to the Brahma-world,~
 8 11|         be difficult for him to walk in the midst of the conflagration
 9 14| shunning places of bustle; they walk detached, these sons of
10 22|          O exalted king, is the walk in which I have acquired
11 26|      Dharmaparyâya shall take a walk, then, O Lord, will I mount