Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 | earnestly desiring to show their reverence for~most excellent law,
 2   1, 8 |          clasping his hands with reverence, bowed down before~Sakyamuni
 3   4, 13| conqueror~of Mara, bowed down in reverence and said: "We take our refuge,~
 4   4, 17|       their saints are worthy of reverence. The community~of the Buddha'
 5   7, 24|      compassionate he gives with reverence and banishes all hatred,~
 6   8, 25|         see a virtuous man, feel reverence for him. How much more~must
 7   8, 25|       meeting a Buddha, conceive reverence for him. And now~as I briefly
 8   8, 25|           The king listened with reverence and remembered all the words
 9   9, 28|    family greeted him with~great reverence, but Yasodhara, the mother
10  13, 50|    performing this~rite I honor, reverence, and keep sacred the words
11  13, 50|        well, O Sigala, to honor,~reverence, and keep sacred the words
12  13, 50|          to the Blessed One with reverence as to his~father and said: "
13  13, 53|          abandon~immolation, but reverence for the gods can be shown
14  13, 58|         bowed down before him in~reverence, and disappeared suddenly
15  14, 74|      Some of the people paid him reverence, but the~Brahman was angry
16  16, 85|   appearance approached him~with reverence; but when he began to preach,
17  16, 86|          to the Buddha to do him reverence and having heard of the
18  16, 86|          cleansed from error did reverence unto the Lord.~ ~
19  16, 90|          in great numbers to~pay reverence to the Lord of the world;
20  16, 91|    hospitality, of gifts, and of reverence; to be the supreme~sowing-ground
21  18, 96|    wafted from the~skies, out of reverence for the successor of the
22  18, 97|   respect the Master, and out of~reverence for the Master do we thus
23  18, 97|          day in paying honor and reverence to the~remains of the Blessed
24  19, 98|   entrance into Nirvana you must reverence~and obey the law. Regard