Book, §

 1   1, 73|        of fear as to his being subject to change, but I am distressed
 2   4, 89|            89. 'He who himself subject to death, disease, and old
 3   4, 96|       afflicted by sorrow, and subject to old age and death?~
 4   5, 12|       themselves powerless and subject to sickness, old age, and
 5   5, 18| Desiring liberation in a world subject to destruction, I seek that
 6   5, 35|        35- 'Let not my life be subject to death, and let not disease
 7   6, 43|       corporeal beings who are subject to different births.~
 8   7, 20|         and all the worlds are subject to change; verily the labour
 9   9, 3 |      plunging at once into the subject, they addressed Bhargava,
10  11, 60|       comes, for youth is ever subject to change; " -this want
11  11, 65|      what if, after all, it is subject to decay?~
12  12, 70|        the evolvents, is still subject to the condition of birth
13  12, 76|        the qualities and their subject; for fire cannot be conceived,
14  12, 77|     qualities there will be no subject; how, if it was originally
15  16, 57|                57. 'Everything subject to successive causation