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 1   1, 6 |           they were passing on, a sick man appeared on the~way-side,
 2   1, 6 |    replied and said: "This man is sick.~The four elements of his
 3   1, 8 |       spoil his eyes again?~ "The sick man suffering from fever
 4  11, 31| Suddhodana had grown old, he fell sick and sent for his son~to
 5  11, 34|        bhikkhus, and food for the sick, and food for those who~
 6  11, 34|           those who~wait upon the sick, and medicine for the sick
 7  11, 34|        sick, and medicine for the sick and a constant supply of~
 8  11, 34|              Fourthly, Lord, if a sick bhikkhu does not obtain
 9  11, 34|           who is waiting upon the sick will lose his opportunity
10  11, 34|      himself. Sixthly, Lord, if a sick bhikkhu~does not obtain
11  11, 34|          nourishment, and for the~sick as a medicine. Therefore
12  11, 34|     bhikkhus, or the food for the sick, or the food for those~that
13  11, 34|          those~that wait upon the sick, or the medicine for the
14  11, 34|           or the medicine for the sick, or the constant~supply
15  12, 39|         of his disciples, he fell sick,~and then repented. He entreated
16  13, 43|          and ministering unto the~sick, soothing their pains by
17  16, 84|      suffer. He will make himself sick and pale, yet the dead are~
18  16, 86|                               THE SICK BHIKKHU~ ~ AN old bhikkhu
19  16, 86|         One administered unto the sick bhikkhu daily so~long as
20  16, 86|         previous existence of the sick monk, and the Buddha said:~ "
21  16, 86|     penitence. The officer~is the sick bhikkhu, who having often
22  18, 97|        path with steadfast aim. A sick man may~be cured by the