Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 2 |       not be destroyed.~ Truth knows neither birth nor death;
 2   1, 7 | ignorance; there is no one who knows how to~cure the ills of
 3   1, 7 |    never perish; the life that knows of no~beginning and no end.
 4   4, 14|     what the conqueror of self knows to be life~everlasting.
 5   4, 17|        is the Blessed One, who knows the law of being; he is~
 6   6, 20|    Bimbisara the king: "He who~knows the nature of self and understands
 7   8, 26|  desire is mastered by him who knows, and to him who sees~aright
 8  12, 36| sentence against a brother who knows the Dharma and the rules
 9  13, 47|      sand is dry and white, he knows that the~water is still
10  13, 47|   words of truth, the preacher knows that he~has to dig deeper
11  13, 48|        mountain.~ The fool who knows his foolishness, is wise
12  13, 48| pleasure and the dread of~pain knows neither grief nor fear.~
13  13, 49|     Gotama, that the Sakyamuni knows the path to a union with~
14  13, 49|      the Buddha, the Tathagata knows the straight path~that leads
15  13, 49|        a union with Brahma. He knows it as one who has~entered
16  13, 55| Tathagata, however, O Kassapa, knows the law whose essence is~
17  14, 60|       reads their thoughts. He knows the evolution~of beings
18  18, 97|      But Ananda, the Tathagata knows for~certain that in this