Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 6 |     embarrassed, hardly dared speak the truth. He~said: "These
 2  11, 30|   unobjectionable request."~ "Speak, Jivaka, said the Blessed
 3  11, 33|        If, after all, ye must speak with her, let it be with
 4  13, 46|     Lie not, but be truthful. Speak the~truth with discretion,
 5  13, 46|    enemies. 6. Swear not, but speak decently and~with dignity.
 6  13, 46|     the time with gossip, but speak to the~purpose or keep silence.
 7  13, 47|    blame other preachers; nor speak scandal, nor~propagate bitter
 8  13, 48| hatred, this is an old rule.~ Speak the truth, do not yield
 9  13, 51|   tell me, Lord, do~those who speak thus say the truth, or do
10  13, 52|      soul. Do they who~say so speak the truth, or do they bear
11  13, 52|       those who say so do not speak truly of me. The Tathagata
12  13, 59|       of great understanding; speak in the midst of us, O thou
13  14, 60|    pure land. The worldly can speak of it in a worldly way only;~
14  14, 60|      meritorious~only if thou speak it with such a devout attitude
15  14, 62|  cannot understand it. I must speak to them in~their own language.
16  16, 88|     it to me, for the~Buddhas speak nothing untrue."~ When Vassakara,
17  16, 88|       Listen well,~and I will speak.~ "So long, O bhikkhus,
18  18, 97|     for the Master do we thus speak?'" The brethren replied:~"
19  18, 97|      of beings.~ "But what ye speak, O disciples, is it not
20  18, 97|      the Blessed One began to speak: "Behold now, brethren,~