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1 10| enlightenment, of whom it is not easy to know the limit by means
2 10|       other furniture. It is not easy to know the limit by pointing
3 10|       the Law, of whom it is not easy to know the limit by means
4 12|  immeasurable, so that it is not easy to know the limit of its
5 13|  immeasurable, so that it is not easy to learn its measure, so
6 14|  immeasurable, so that it is not easy to know its length, so as
7 18|        with fords on which it is easy to drink, free from mud,
8 43|          43. 'See, O Agita, what easy gains are gained by those