Chapter

 1 3 |   emancipations have likewise been lost. O how have I gone astray
 2 3 |         ask the Lord whether I had lost my rank or not.~9. In such
 3 3 |           myriads of kotis, then I lost all doubt about the law
 4 3 |          and what he gives is soon lost. Such is the fruit of sinfulness.~
 5 4 |         thinking of the son he had lost fifty years ago, but he
 6 4 |           capital punishment; I am lost. He faints away, and falls
 7 4 |        thus: This is my son whom I lost a long time ago.~33. It
 8 7 | understanding; their happiness was lost, and the consciousness of
 9 22|           in Gambudvipa and not be lost; that neither Mâra the Fiend,
10 24|        pearls (?), and other goods lost, and the ship by a vehement,