Chapter

 1 2 |        given alms, followed the moral precepts, and patiently
 2 3 |         who have not broken the moral vows, are pure like gems
 3 4 |        have always observed the moral precepts under the rule
 4 5 |      people as for the low; for moral persons as for the immoral;~
 5 5 |      understand my meaning. The moral to be drawn from it is as
 6 7 |         knowest the (mental and moral) disposition and the good
 7 16|          keep unbroken the pure moral precepts which have been
 8 16| accomplished in forbearance, be moral, of good character, agreeable
 9 16|         patient, meek, devoted, moral, studious, and addicted
10 25|    attended; how beneficial the moral precepts proclaimed by the