Chapter

1 3 |    ought to treat all the boys equally and without partiality.
2 3 |     burning hair, hover about, equally vexed with hunger and heat.~
3 3 |         And those (others) who equally are my sons, to them I just
4 5 |      an abundant mass of water equally, and refreshes this earth.~
5 5 |      sent down upon everything equally, without inequality (partiality);
6 5 |       of the true law proceeds equally in respect to all beings
7 8 |    shall be the same and stand equally long.~31. All shall have
8 9 |      their true law shall last equally long.~And the disciples,
9 14| thousands of Bodhisattvas, all equally filled with curiosity, look