Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 1 |       weak when they would fain give~up self-reliance and hope.
 2   1, 4 |   despondency will~he open, and give deliverance to all creatures
 3   1, 4 |        future Buddha will never give birth to another child.
 4   1, 5 |      law. Even as men desire to give happiness to their~children,
 5   1, 5 |     children, so did he long to give peace to the world.~ ~
 6   1, 9 |      from evil passions, and to~give up all hatred and ill-will,
 7   4, 14|      doctrine, shall be able to give~information to others concerning
 8   4, 15|         of truth upon~earth, to give light to those who are enshrouded
 9   4, 16|        right~contemplation will give him the peace that follows
10   5, 18|         put~on bhikkhu robes to give up the world and go forth
11   6, 20|    renounce the sacred fire and give up thine austere~penances?"~
12   7, 23|        me then ask thee, Must I give up my~wealth, my home, and
13   7, 23|        to cleanse his heart, to give up his thirst for~pleasure,
14   7, 24|       is the man who is able to give. He~is like an able warrior
15   8, 25|      mine are the~trees. I will give the trees as my share of
16   8, 25|          This Jetavana vihara I~give for the use of the brotherhood
17  10, 29|       his inheritance. I cannot give him perishable treasures
18  10, 29|    cares and sorrows, but I can give him the inheritance of a~
19  10, 29|       and to keep them, I shall give thee the four truths which
20  11, 33|        say,~restrain the heart, give it no unbridled license."~ ~
21  13, 47|      let him not be troubled or give up the~task as hopeless.
22  13, 47|          And the Tathagata will give to his soldiers the city
23  13, 48|         to vanity, and does not give himself to~meditation, forgetting
24  13, 48|          do not yield to anger; give, if thou art asked;~by these
25  13, 51|  Nigganthas to me, whether they give their consent or not? I~
26  13, 51|     right also in the future to give them food when they come
27  13, 51|       Blessed One~exhorts me to give also to the Nigganthas.
28  13, 53|      soul ceases to be my soul. Give me an illustration,~but
29  13, 54|         limbs languish; I shall give happiness to those who are~
30  14, 60|       Master, in what way do we give up the pleasures~of the
31  14, 63|       priests! but while others give precious~things such as
32  14, 63|        in vain for something~to give, she recollected that some
33  14, 63|        as~if a rich man were to give up all his wealth."~ And
34  14, 68|         thousand~sacrifices and give offerings without ceasing,
35  14, 73|          after taking a vow, to give up the attempt of carrying
36  14, 73|       go down into the pit, and give the rock a~good blow."~
37  14, 76|       am too humble and mean to give thee water to~drink, do
38  15, 79|        such sights were~wont to give him pleasure, but when the
39  16, 83| heavenly wisdom which alone can~give comfort to an afflicted
40  16, 84|       to her request: "I cannot~give thee medicine for thy child,
41  16, 84|        cried: "Lord and Master, give~me the medicine that will
42  16, 86|      Dharma and unbelievers, to give sight to the~blind and enlighten
43  16, 92|     princes replied:~"Ambapali! give up this meal to us for a
44  16, 92|  subject~territory, I would not give up so great an honor!"~