Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7 |       the time to seek religion. Go,~Siddhattha, and accomplish
 2   1, 7 |         to the world, and I will go out from my home to seek~
 3   1, 8 |         from the serpent's mouth go back to be devoured? Would
 4   1, 8 |        to leave~thee. But I will go to the sages who can teach
 5   1, 9 |      perceive,' 'I come,' and 'I go' or 'I will stay~here.'
 6   4, 12|          it is full of~lust. Men go astray because they think
 7   4, 14|          And sensual joys to let go by!~ And yet his greatest
 8   4, 15|         are still alive. I shall go to~them, and to them shall
 9   4, 17|          you find them worthy.~ "Go ye now, O bhikkhus, for
10   5, 18|         to give up the world and go forth into~homelessness,
11   6, 19|        art chief of the~Jatilas. Go, then, first and inform
12   6, 20|        there is no self will let go all the lusts and~desires
13   6, 22|          and both said: "We will go to the Blessed One, that
14   7, 23|  enterprises, and, like thyself, go~into homelessness in order
15   7, 23|        does not require a man to go into homelessness or to~
16  10, 29|       which I have not yet seen. Go~to him and entreat him to
17  11, 34|         my maidservant, saying,~'Go, and announce to the brotherhood
18  11, 34|      place whither he desires to go, and will~set out on the
19  12, 37|         repent and said: "Let us go to~the Blessed One and let
20  12, 37|        meant, Let 'Be not hatred go far.~And when my father
21  12, 40|     power of its own, nor can it go on of its own impulse, either~
22  12, 40|         without power and cannot go on of its own impulse. It
23  12, 40|       have no legs with which to go forward and back.' And the
24  12, 40|      saying, 'Leave the left and~go to the right; leave the
25  12, 40|       right; leave the right and go to the left.'~ "Here the
26  12, 40|        own, and~weak, and cannot go of his own impulse or might.
27  12, 40|        own, and weak, and cannot go of his own impulse~or might.
28  12, 40|       not~impossible for them to go. In exactly the same way
29  12, 40|        for them~to spring up and go on.~ "There is no material
30  12, 40|          Form cease, they do not go any whither in~space. After
31  12, 40|         music ceases~it does not go any whither in space. When
32  12, 40|        The body, following, must go.~ ~ "Just as machines are
33  13, 45|          gossip is good; letting go all~envy is good; dismissing
34  13, 48|       purifying of intelligence. Go on this path!~Everything
35  13, 48|        Mara, the tempter. If you go on~this path, you will make
36  13, 51|     Buddha, the Holy One. I~will go and visit him."~ Then Simha,
37  13, 51|  according to their moral~merit, go to visit the samana Gotama,
38  13, 51|  disciples."~ Then the desire to go and visit the Blessed One,
39  13, 51|   Nataputta persuaded him not to go.~ When a third time the
40  13, 51|          consent or not? I~shall go without asking their permission
41  13, 51|      declare that it is~wrong to go to war for the protection
42  13, 51|         not teach that those who go to war in a righteous cause
43  13, 53|       and~desires, whither can I go at the dissolution of the
44  13, 53|          art. Whithersoever they go, thou~goest. Thus thou wilt
45  13, 57|         him, the more good shall~go from me; the fragrance of
46  14, 67|         me like that. I will not go with thee!'~replied the
47  14, 67|          certainly never let him go in a lake! Now if he~should
48  14, 67|        claws, I shall be glad to~go with thee.'~ "The crane
49  14, 67|       called out:~'Ready, ready, go!' crane took him and showed
50  14, 73|       Take this iron hammer, and go down into the pit, and give
51  14, 74|         more fitting for~thee to go to work than to beg. I plough
52  15, 77|         continued: "Now when you go to battle is it not sure~
53  16, 82|         better for you, that you go in~search for the thief
54  16, 83|        he is disporting himself; go~there and ask him to follow
55  16, 83|         boy, while struggling to go back to his playmates,~upbraided
56  16, 83|          Buddha, and resolved to go to him, lay bare his grief,
57  16, 83|          to recognize him and to go home with~him.~ And the
58  16, 84|            And the man replied: "Go to~Sakyamuni, the Buddha."~
59  16, 85|    World-honored One resolved to go to the village and preach~
60  16, 85|          not prevent me. I shall go and see the Blessed One,~
61  16, 87|         his property. He did~not go to court, nor did he complain,
62  16, 88|         Come now, O Brahman, and go to the Blessed One; inquire
63  16, 94|     Blessed One said to Ananda: "Go now, Ananda, and assemble
64  16, 94| forbidden. He who lets his heart go~loose without restraint
65  17, 95|      said: "Come, Ananda, let us go~on to Kusinara."~ On his
66  17, 95|   venerable Ananda said: "Let us go to the~river."~ Then the
67  18, 97|        to~the venerable Ananda: "Go now, brother Ananda, and
68  18, 97|         all error. Let us, then, go out into the world, as compassionate