Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 7 | four~continents and the two thousand adjacent islands.
2 1, 9 | that which is active in the two ways of motion, in the hands
3 4, 13| time Tapussa and Bhallika, two~merchants, came traveling
4 4, 13| the way of~salvation. The two merchants, seeing the holiness
5 4, 16| middle path.~ "There are two extremes, O bhikkhus, which
6 4, 16| O bhikkhus avoiding the two extremes, has been~discovered
7 4, 16| bhikkhus, avoiding these two extremes, discovered by
8 6, 22| Sariputta and Moggallana, two Brahmans and chiefs of~the
9 6, 22| to his disciples, These two monks are highly auspicious."
10 6, 22| highly auspicious." When~the two friends had taken refuge
11 12, 36| Sangha was~divided into two parties, reviling and slandering
12 12, 37| right nor lawful. There are two ways of re-establishing~
13 12, 39| split in twain, and the two pieces passed by on either
14 12, 40| movement.~ "It is as if two men, the one blind from
15 13, 49| THE TWO BRAHMANS~ ~ AT one time
16 13, 49| stayed in a mango grove. And two young Brahmans came to him
17 13, 49| proposed these questions to the two Brahmans:~"Do you think
18 13, 49| Brahma face to face?" The two~Brahmans said: "No, sir."~ "
19 13, 49| face to face?" Again the two Brahmans answered in~the
20 13, 49| sooth, Gotama, said the two Brahmans, it be foolish
21 13, 49| in the Tathagata."~ The two young Brahmans said: "If
22 13, 52| Tathagata maintain that two~things exist? that which
23 13, 53| Blessed One, "there are two flames, one in the~first
24 13, 53| same, in the same sense as two flames of the same kind
25 13, 55| there is but one truth, not two~or three.~ "And the Tathagata
26 14, 60| mind;~thou wert born about two hundred leagues from here
27 14, 63| had found in a~dung-heap two coppers, so taking these
28 14, 73| stone. The rock split~in two and fell below, so that
29 15, 77| PEACEMAKER~ ~ IT is reported that two kingdoms were on the verge
30 15, 77| whatever?-The wrath of the~two monarchs abated, and they
31 16, 81| marriage that ties together two loving hearts. But there
32 17, 95| pray thee, my good man, two robes of cloth of~gold,
33 17, 95| young~Malla; and he brought two robes of cloth of gold,
34 17, 95| Malla Pukkusa presented the two robes of cloth of gold,~
35 17, 95| One, saying: "Lord, these~two robes of burnished cloth
36 17, 95| Blessed One said: "There are two occasions on which a~Tathagata'
37 17, 95| received this saying, "These two~offerings of food are of
38 17, 95| existence~remains behind-these two offerings of food are of
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