There are found people who are short-lived

[Sakya kim]

In this following comtext,
1. how should I understand the word 'there'?
2. Should I understand this context to mean 'People who ...are found' without 'there'?
3. Is the word 'there' an existential there?
4. Can passive voice structure follow the word 'there'?

Context:
There are found people who are short-lived, and those that are long-lived; there are found people who are very sick, and those that are healthy; there are found people who are hideous, and those that are beautiful;

 

[Glizdka]

I'd drop found.

"There are people who are sick and those who are healthy."

Where did you find these sentences?

 

[Sakya kim]

I'd drop found.

"There are people who are sick and those who are healthy."

Where did you find these sentences?

I found these sentence in the following link:

Collected Wheel Publications Volume XXVI

This book contains seventeen numbers of the renowned Wheel Publication series, dealing with various aspects of the Buddha’s teaching.Wheel Publication: 394–96: Fundamentals of Buddhism—Nyanatiloka Thera397–98: A Simple Guide to Life—Robert Bogoda399–01: Buddhism in Myanmar—Roger Bischoff402–04...

books.google.com.mm

 

[emsr2d2]

Context:
There are found people who are short-lived, and those that are long-lived; there are found people who are very sick, and those that are healthy; there are found people who are hideous, and those that are beautiful;

That's not context. That's just the original sentence. You must always provide the source information in post #1.