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 1   1, 9 |           that lies in them. "The doctrine of~karma, he said, is undeniable,
 2   1, 9 |        but see no atman whom your doctrine makes~the doer of your deeds.
 3   4, 14|           will not understand the doctrine, for to him there is~happiness
 4   4, 14|    interests. Should~I preach the doctrine and mankind not comprehend
 5   4, 14| worldliness. If they hear not the doctrine preached, they will be~lost.
 6   4, 14|       thus themselves learned the doctrine, shall be able to give~information
 7   4, 14|      request and would preach the doctrine.~ ~
 8   4, 15|           whom shall I preach the doctrine~first? My old teachers are
 9   4, 16|           language.~ And when the doctrine was propounded, the venerable
10   4, 16|  Tathagata, joyfully~received the doctrine and shouted: "Truly, the
11   4, 17|          the truth and preach the doctrine in all~quarters of the world,
12   4, 17|        had thoroughly~grasped the doctrine of the Holy One, and the
13   4, 17|   Kondanna who has understood the doctrine." Then the~venerable Kondanna
14   4, 17|      bhikkhus! Well taught is the doctrine. Lead a holy life for the~
15   4, 17|           look in~faith.~ "To the doctrine will I look in faith: well-preached
16   4, 17|       faith: well-preached is the doctrine~by the Exalted One. The
17   4, 17|           by the Exalted One. The doctrine has been revealed so as
18   4, 17|         as to become~visible; the doctrine is above time and space.
19   4, 17|         above time and space. The doctrine is not~based upon hearsay,
20   4, 17|         means 'Come and see'; the doctrine to~welfare; the doctrine
21   4, 17|          doctrine to~welfare; the doctrine is recognized by the wise
22   4, 17|          hearts.~Therefore to the doctrine will I look in faith.~ "
23   4, 17|       concealed. But let~not this doctrine, so full of truth and so
24   4, 17|         for the world. Preach the doctrine which~is glorious in the
25   4, 17|     covered with dust, but if the doctrine is~not preached to them
26   4, 17|          They will understand the doctrine and accept it."~ And it
27   5, 18|          Yasa were discussing the doctrine,~Yasa's father passed by
28   5, 18|         father, understanding the~doctrine of the Blessed One, said:~ "
29   5, 18|        Lord: I take refuge in the doctrine revealed by him: I~take
30   5, 18|       women having understood his~doctrine, exclaimed: "Glorious is
31   5, 18|       Lord. We take refuge in the doctrine revealed by~him. We take
32   5, 18|           that cannot be a common~doctrine, that must be a noble renunciation
33   5, 18|       Yasa's friends accepted the doctrine and took refuge in the Buddha,~
34   6, 20|           a vessel~to receive the doctrine, spoke thus to Bimbisara
35   6, 20|        the Blessed One preach the doctrine to me,~and this is fulfilled
36   6, 20|            Might I~understand the doctrine of the Blessed One. And
37   6, 22|           from the world and what doctrine he professes."~Being addressed
38   6, 22|         the~substance only of the doctrine."~ Said Sariputta: "Tell
39   6, 22|         cessation. If this be the doctrine I~have reached the state
40   6, 22|       heart be pure.~ This is the doctrine Buddhas teach,~ And this
41   6, 22|          Buddhas teach,~ And this doctrine will endure."~ ~
42   8, 25|         body, forsake unrighteous doctrine and~walk in the straight
43   8, 26|       with their hearts the whole~doctrine, listened attentively. But
44   8, 27|       have had the benefit of his doctrine,~but not his father nor
45  10, 29|  Tathagata and took~refuge in his doctrine, among them Nanda Sidhattha'
46  11, 32|         homeless state, under the doctrine and discipline announced
47  11, 32|         homeless state, under the~doctrine and discipline announced
48  11, 32|         homeless state,~under the doctrine and discipline announced
49  12, 40|          in man. O bhikkhus, this doctrine is~sure and an eternal truth,
50  13, 42|   miracles has not understood the~doctrine of the Tathagata."~ ~
51  13, 43|     believed in the Buddha, whose doctrine gave him peace of mind and~
52  13, 45|           evil; to cling to false doctrine is evil; all these~things,
53  13, 47|          All who come to hear the~doctrine, the preacher must receive
54  13, 47|           and joyfully accept the doctrine.~ "All those who receive
55  13, 47|          such is the power of the doctrine that even by the~reading
56  13, 47|          on~the profundity of the doctrine, acquire wisdom. Those who
57  13, 49|        and in its spirit, and his doctrine is glorious in its~origin,
58  13, 51|           actions;~he teaches the doctrine of non-action; and in this
59  13, 51|           non-action; and in this doctrine he~trains his disciples."~
60  13, 51|           actions; he teaches the doctrine of non-action, saying that
61  13, 51|           all things; and in this~doctrine he trains his disciples.
62  13, 51|         in my mind concerning the~doctrine of the Blessed One. Will
63  13, 51|           the Tathagata teach the doctrine of a~complete self-surrender,
64  13, 51|         the greater victor.~ "The doctrine of the conquest of self,
65  13, 51|           the truth. Great~is the doctrine of the Blessed One. Thou,
66  13, 51|           Blessed One, and in his doctrine, and in his brotherhood.
67  13, 52|        our~deeds, teaches a wrong doctrine which leads to confusion
68  13, 53|           I shall see it. But thy~doctrine is without consistency.
69  13, 53|          thou proclaimest a great~doctrine, but I cannot grasp it.
70  14, 60|        after having explained his doctrine of Amitabha, the~immeasurable
71  14, 61|          and gladdened them.~ "My doctrine is like the ocean, having
72  14, 61|  qualities. Both the ocean and my doctrine become gradually deeper.~
73  14, 61|          the taste of salt,~so my doctrine has only one flavor, the
74  14, 61|   wonderful qualities in which my doctrine resembles the ocean.~ "My
75  14, 61|         resembles the ocean.~ "My doctrine is pure and it makes no
76  14, 61|        ignoble, rich and poor. My doctrine is like unto water which~
77  14, 61|           without distinction. My doctrine is like unto fire~which
78  14, 61|        earth, great~and small. My doctrine is like unto the heavens,
79  14, 70|          Buddha was preaching his doctrine for the conversion of~the
80  14, 72|   understands nothing of the true doctrine, as a spoon~tastes not the
81  16, 80|        teaching men his wonderful~doctrine. But thou wouldst not have
82  16, 80|       thou wilt but listen~to the doctrine of our Lord, the Buddha,
83  16, 82|           truth,~they praised the doctrine and took refuge in the Buddha.~ ~
84  16, 85|        the village and preach~the doctrine. Having come to the riverside
85  16, 85|           was anxious to hear the doctrine of~salvation, I crossed
86  16, 87|           said: "I~have heard the doctrine that wrong should be met
87  16, 93|           any distinction between doctrine hidden or~revealed; for
88  18, 97|         the~time had embraced his doctrine, to claim a share of the
89  19, 98|          sacred traditions of his doctrine? And if the~generations