Chapter

 1 2 | interpretations, paying regard to the dispositions of creatures whose inclinations
 2 2 |              to the ignorant with low dispositions, who have followed no course
 3 2 |               of the inclinations and dispositions (of the different beings).~
 4 2 |          mortals, with their peculiar dispositions and previous actions; with
 5 2 |               to the inclinations and dispositions of creatures. I use different
 6 3 |               regard to the different dispositions and inclinations of creatures
 7 4 |      considering the variety of their dispositions he inculcates the law with
 8 5 |             since I pay regard to the dispositions of all beings.~You are astonished,
 9 5 |            after discriminating their dispositions.~2. Superior men of wise
10 5 |               omnifarious fancies and dispositions.~And on that occasion, in
11 15|               to the creatures, whose dispositions are so various and who possess