Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 |        right side like the rising~sun bright and perfect.~ The
 2   1, 7 |         the path of truth. As the sun at all seasons~pursues his
 3   1, 8 |        brightness of the noon-day sun. May thy~royal power be
 4   3, 11|         mercy. As the rays of the~sun drown the darkness of the
 5   6, 20|        recollection. Thus, as the~sun's power through a burning-glass
 6   8, 26|           nor that world, neither sun nor~moon. It is the uncreate.
 7   8, 27|       longs for the rising of the sun."~ The Blessed One consented
 8  13, 43|    Buddhist saint flies up to the sun like the wild crane.~ The
 9  13, 43|     fragrant sod.~ ~ "Look at the sun setting behind the western
10  13, 44|         and cannot be hidden; the sun, O disciples, illumines
11  13, 48|       dwell free from greed!~ The sun is bright by day, the moon
12  14, 60| enlightens the world resides. The sun sinks down and~leaves us
13  14, 64|     bright or~somber. There is no sun, no moon, no stars. No one
14  14, 69|       nothing~to the glory of the sun and thy intention to illumine
15  14, 69|      Brahman asked:~"Where is the sun of which thou speakest?"
16  14, 69|           of the Tathagata is the sun of the mind. His radiancy
17  14, 73|       kept in~the hand. After the sun had risen it became as hot
18  14, 73|        oxen with it. And when the sun set, they put a flag in
19  18, 97|         funeral pyre was lit, the sun and moon withdrew their~