Chapter

 1 1 |        keeper of my law, and canst bear witness as to the treasure
 2 4 | imperfections. The ignorant cannot bear (or understand) such things
 3 5 |    affection.~22. I am inexorable, bear no love nor hatred towards
 4 8 |     supreme amongst men, who shall bear the same name with that
 5 9 |           knowledge.~15. All shall bear the same name of Ketus of
 6 11|            wish; the Tathâgata can bear witness to it; I will extensively
 7 12|         Chief of the world we will bear it, however difficult it
 8 12|       speech.~17. One will have to bear frowning looks, repeated
 9 16|          sake of Buddha-knowledge, bear the contemptuous words of
10 18|            languid from pregnancy, bear in the womb be a boy or