法苑珠林 67.35
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67.35
Thirteenth, there are also sentient beings who are crippled, lame, hunchbacked, paralyzed in hips and waist, lame in the legs, and curled in the hands so that they cannot manage tasks or travel. What transgression caused this? The Buddha said: In their past lives, as humans, they set up spears along pathways in open fields, planted shooting pits, and laid snares and pitfall traps, plunging sentient beings into them so that their heads were crushed and their feet broken, injuring them in countless ways. Therefore, they incurred this retribution.
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- 法苑珠林 — 道世, Classical Chinese