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Ari would like to suggest that the bris yig "In another scene, he also sets free house servants.", though not appearing in the SoF directly, does appear in the murals here, to the left of the compound below the sick man. Ari suggest we add this row here to reflect that, though the bris yig & the mural are the attestations. Potential complication in inscription with the figures: gzhon nu las / las sna tshogs par gzigs pa. Is he releasing them from their labor (Ch. 15) or is he witnessing some sort of suffering caused by karma [and the need to be reborn as a manual laborer (Ch. 14). bris yig is very truncated.

Panel 1 Chapter 15 Scene 3 Sequence 1

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