76.
And various torments, the (pain of) being devoured by ravens and
owls, the heat of scorching sand, and the (torture of) being boiled
in jars, which is hard to bear;
77.
And births in the wombs (of) despicable (beings) which cause
constant misery, and fictions from cold and heat and terrors of
various kinds,
78.
The (pain of) repeatedly lying in various wombs and agonizing
births, imprisonment in fetters hard to bear, and the misery of
being enslaved by others,
79.
And separations from their relatives and dear ones, and the (pain
of) dwelling together with the wicked, (labour in) gaining wealth
and its loss, (trouble in) making friends and (the appearance of)
enemies,
80.
Old age against which there is no remedy, the pangs of diseases, fictions
of many various kinds, and (finally) unconquerable death.
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