Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 2 |        Bodies fall to dust, but the truths of the mind will~not be
 2   4, 12|  Enlightened One saw the four noble truths which point out the~path
 3   4, 16|             fathomed the~four noble truths. He will walk in the right
 4   6, 19|             will~see the four noble truths and walk in the eightfold
 5  10, 29|            shall give thee the four truths which will~teach thee the
 6  13, 41|        understanding the four noble truths, O bhikkhus, that we had
 7  13, 41|         does not see the four noble truths, he who does not~understand
 8  13, 48|             there are not different truths in the world. Having~reflected
 9  13, 59|        pondering on the well-spoken truths of the Dharma.~ "A treasure
10  14, 64|          simples are the four noble truths.~ ~
11  14, 65|           men be trained for higher truths.~ ~
12  14, 72|        preach to him the four noble truths~and the eightfold path of
13  16, 87|           teaching, he declared the truths, and~identified the births,
14  16, 94| understanding and grasping the four~truths, O brethren, that we have
15  18, 96|             to you the same eternal truths which I have taught you.
16  18, 97|        living beings the four~noble truths and the eightfold path of