1
At headquarters there obtains great excitement over the procedure of Austria.
2
That person who dispels the fears of men obtains great merit.
3
He that is of virtuous soul obtains great happiness both here and hereafter.
4
If slain, one obtains great fruits in the other world!
5
The merit of this exercise, if applied to these souls, obtains great relief for them.
6
The man who casts away his body in the woods or in battle after having performed sacrifices, obtains great glory.
7
That king who is capable of seeing his own faults and knows the distinctions of place and time, obtains great prosperity.
8
Some one that sits idly, obtains great prosperity; while another, by exerting earnestly, is seen to miss desirable fruits almost within his reach.