Chapter, Paragraph

 1   4, 13|   salvation. The two merchants, seeing the holiness of the conqueror~
 2   4, 16|         SERMON AT BENARES~ ~ ON seeing their old teacher approach,
 3   4, 17|  suffering.~And the Blessed One seeing that it was impossible to
 4   5, 18| banished the thought of self."~ Seeing that Yasa was ready to enter
 5   6, 19|         sacred fire."~ Kassapa, seeing the Blessed One in his majesty
 6   6, 19|       Buddha.~ The Blessed One, seeing that the Jatilas of Nadi
 7   6, 22|      the other one."~ Sariputta seeing the venerable Assaji begging
 8   6, 22|        the people were annoyed. Seeing that many distinguished
 9   8, 27|      and be his son again!" But~seeing the determination of his
10  12, 37|        my armies." And Dighiti, seeing that~resistance was impossible
11  12, 37|      has come to me.~ "The king seeing that he was at the mercy
12  13, 48|      living a hundred years not~seeing the highest truth, is one
13  13, 59|         possessed of knowledge, seeing the way that leads to Nirvana;~
14  14, 60|            And the Blessed One, seeing the anxiety of a truth seeking
15  14, 70|  without pain."~ The Tathagata, seeing the luxuries with which
16  14, 73|        morning was yet cool. On~seeing a tuft of kusa-grass, he
17  14, 76|        well near a village, and seeing Pakati,~a girl of the Matanga
18  15, 77|         by them. And the~Buddha seeing the kings and their armies
19  16, 80|       in love with Vasavadatta. Seeing his wealth, and~fearing
20  16, 84|       very poor, passed by, and seeing the rich man in the bazaar,
21  16, 85|         tree,~and the villagers seeing the glory of his appearance
22  16, 90|       the town. The Blessed One seeing~the laborers at work predicted
23  16, 94|        Lord!"~ The Blessed One, seeing the quivering eyelids of
24  17, 95|       at the foot of a tree. On seeing him he went up to the place~