Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 5 |        that they may~see me and put my strength to the test."
 2   1, 8 |        vulgar profit, so I have put away my~royal inheritance
 3   4, 12|         THE Bodhisattva, having put Mara to flight, gave himself
 4   5, 18|         brotherhood, and~having put on a bhikkhu's robe, received
 5   5, 18|        had cut off his hair and put~on bhikkhu robes to give
 6   7, 23|  religious meditation, let them put their whole heart into~their
 7  10, 29|       to him and entreat him to put thee in possession of them,
 8  12, 37|        alone.-Thinking thus, he put his sword back into the~
 9  12, 38|         One walked unshod,~they put away their shoes and did
10  13, 42|       pole before his house and put the bowl on its top~with
11  13, 51|    breast, yet a murderer, when put to death,~should consider
12  13, 53|     truth; propagate the truth, put thy whole~will in it, and
13  13, 53| finished and the light has been put~out the letter is still
14  14, 60|         qualities from arising. Put away bad qualities~which
15  14, 67|         all the fishes away and put~them in a fine, large lake.
16  14, 67|         Now if he~should really put me into the lake it would
17  14, 67|         Very~well! fly down and put me into the lake,' replied
18  14, 73|      And when the sun set, they put a flag in the well,~and
19  16, 87|         elephant, why dost~thou put up with the impudence of