Chapter

1 1 |      in whom the ties which bound them to existence were wholly
2 2 |  many kotis of Buddhas, are bound to continued existence and
3 5 | unborn and undestroyed, not bound and not loose, not dark
4 8 |     asleep, and that friend bound a priceless gem within his
5 8 |    of that man, O Lord, who bound within the man's garment
6 8 |     ease, good friend, have bound within thy garment a priceless
7 8 | friend, the very gem I have bound within thy garment. Still
8 8 | deliberating: What has been bound? by whom? for what reason
9 24|    of good family, shall be bound in wooden or iron manacles,