Chapter

 1 1 |   exhortation, to declare the fixed nature of the law.~99. Be
 2 2 |       Buddha; for this is the fixed vow of the Tathâgatas: Let
 3 2 |        its being subjected to fixed rules, its unshakeable perpetuity
 4 3 | Whereas the entrance into the fixed points [Or, elements] of
 5 3 |     the Buddha-rules for ever fixed in the world; when one,
 6 21|    robe upon one shoulder and fixed the right knee upon the
 7 23|       robe upon one shoulder, fixed his right knee on the ground,
 8 24|     the tamer of men, has his fixed abode.~31. There no women
 9 24|       robe upon one shoulder, fixed his right knee against the
10 26|  creatures, have the thoughts fixed on supreme and perfect enlightenment.