王子犯法庶民同罪
以身試法明知故犯
貪贓枉法目無綱紀
舞文弄法鑽法漏洞
行止如法潔身自重
嚴刑峻法嚇阻犯法
想方設法用盡心機
奉公守法廉潔行事
現身說法菩薩示現
分燈傳法續佛慧命
祖師陳法後世沿用
春秋筆法記於史中
永字八法運筆之方
正己明法以身作則
生公說法頑石點頭
捨身求法為道忘軀
般若妙法心空易明
緣起諸法說盡真理
名相百法經論有據
講經說法淨化人心

As offenders of the law, royalty and commoners are no different.
Defying the law: to intentionally commit a crime.
To twist the law in order to obtain bribes: corrupt and crooked.
To pervert the law through legal phraseology: finding a loophole.
To act according to the law so as to protect oneself from immorality.
Stern law and execution: prevention of unlawful acts.
To bring in a new law: exhausting all mental efforts.
To be law-abiding: to be honest and clean in one's conduct.
To demonstrate a teaching of Dharma: a bodhisattva's manifestation.
One flame that is lit in many lights:
transmit the Dharma and continue Buddha's wisdom.
Dharma as expounded by the patriarch is inherited by later generations.
The Qun Chiu law of calligraphy style is recorded in the books of history.
The Eight Laws (Principles) of Yong: a calligraphy technique.
To clarify the law by disciplining self: teach by example.
Master Dao Sheng expounds the Dharma: even stones would nod.
Sacrifice self in pursuit of the Dharma and the Way.
The wondrous Dharma of prajna can easily be attained with an empty mind.
Dharma of dependent origination: the core of the Truth.
A hundred dharmas and terminology are all found in the Buddhist texts.
Expound the Dharma to purify human minds.