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 1   1, 4 |          of travail came upon her,~four pure-minded angels of the
 2   1, 6 |         jewel-fronted chariot with four stately horses to be held
 3   1, 6 |              This man is sick.~The four elements of his body are
 4   1, 6 |     stopped in their fiery course. Four persons~passed by, carrying
 5   1, 7 |            thee sovereign over the four~continents and the two thousand
 6   4, 12|            Enlightened One saw the four noble truths which point
 7   4, 16|         cessation has fathomed the~four noble truths. He will walk
 8   5, 18|            Buddha.~ Now there were four friends of Yasa belonging
 9   5, 18|           and instruction to these~four friends of mine." And the
10   6, 19|            the Dharma will~see the four noble truths and walk in
11  10, 29|           thy father. He~possesses four great mines of wealth which
12  10, 29|        them, I shall give thee the four truths which will~teach
13  12, 40|           term~Name. And there are four elements, the earthy element,
14  12, 40|         gaseous element, and these four~elements constitute man'
15  12, 40|  appearance of the groups with the four~elements as they are joined
16  12, 40| combination~of the groups with the four elements, but there is no
17  13, 41|      through not~understanding the four noble truths, O bhikkhus,
18  13, 41|            He who does not see the four noble truths, he who does
19  13, 46|           three evils of the body, four evils of the tongue, and
20  13, 49|       staircase in the place where four~roads cross, to mount up
21  13, 49|          lets his mind pervade the four quarters of~the world with
22  13, 49|      without difficulty-in all the~four quarters of the earth; even
23  13, 50|           his hands,~turned to the four quarters of the world, to
24  14, 60|       disciple replied: "There are four Jhanas. The first Jhana
25  14, 60|       Blessed One said: "There are four means by which Iddhi is~
26  14, 64|            the blind man. He mixed four~simples, and when he applied
27  14, 64|            thought "I am," and the four simples are the four noble
28  14, 64|           the four simples are the four noble truths.~ ~
29  14, 68|                                    FOUR KINDS OF MERIT~ ~ THERE
30  14, 68|       Buddha continued: "There are four kinds of offering: first,
31  14, 72|       Brahman to preach to him the four noble truths~and the eightfold
32  16, 83|        where Yama reigns, but some~four hundred miles westward lies
33  16, 89|        training their~minds in the four kinds of mental activity,
34  16, 94|     understanding and grasping the four~truths, O brethren, that
35  18, 97|          having passed through the~four jhanas, entered Nirvana.~
36  18, 97|           to all living beings the four~noble truths and the eightfold