Chapter

1 1 | uttered the following stanzas:~57. I remember a past period,
2 2 |      That would not beseem me.~57. There is no envy whatever
3 3 |    mass of fire on every side.~57. The beams and rafters consumed
4 4 |  grains of sand in the Ganges.~57. One may charitably give
5 5 |     These he intends to apply.~57. He applies them in this
6 7 |   accept them, great Solitary.~57.Out of grace to us, O Leader,
7 13|     dwell in a miserable town.~57. The great Sage has always
8 16|       that cannot be measured.~57. If one meets such a man
9 18|     deep, tender, and winning.~57. The emperors on earth,