Chapter

 1 2 |  Bodhisattvas as are unable to fall back, numerous as the sand
 2 2 |      proud and come to a heavy fall.~And on theat occasion uttered
 3 3 |      and thereafter they shall fall lower and lower, the fools,
 4 5 |       would in their ignorance fall out of the way and go astray.~
 5 10|      abusive words and threats fall to the lot of the preacher,
 6 11|    shall be shut: he shall not fall so low as to be born in
 7 14| entered the vehicle are apt to fall into doubt on this head;
 8 14|       or young ladies, may not fall into doubt.~On that occasion
 9 17|    sore; his teeth shall never fall out, never be black, yellow,
10 24|     good family, will, if they fall into a great mass of fire,
11 24|    water.~6. If one happens to fall into the dreadful ocean,