Chapter, Paragraph

1   8, 25|            alone; it concerns every human~being, priest and layman
2  12, 40|         called Name and Form. Every human being consists of~conformations,
3  13, 59|      bhikkhu subdue his passion for human and~celestial pleasures,
4  16, 91|             strange, Ananda, that a~human being should die. However,
5  19, 98| excellencies innumerable, above all human~nature, and ineffable in