Chapter, Paragraph

 1   3, 11|      calm and feared~not. The Enlightened One knew that no harm could
 2   4, 12|       of birth and death, the Enlightened One~recognized that ignorance
 3   4, 12|    escape all suffering.~ The Enlightened One saw the four noble truths
 4   4, 12|     This is religion. And the~Enlightened One uttered this stanza:~ ~ "
 5   4, 13|       the first food that the Enlightened One ate after he~attained
 6   4, 14|       resignation what to the enlightened mind is the purest joy.
 7   6, 19|   great Sakyamuni, who is the Enlightened One, the Buddha. Do as~ye
 8   6, 20|     or lying down."~ When the Enlightened One had finished his sermon,
 9  13, 48|     the disciple of the truly enlightened Buddha~shines forth by his
10  13, 49|      that thou art called the Enlightened~One, the teacher of men
11  13, 50|       I take my refuge in the Enlightened Teacher,~in the truth that
12  13, 59| beyond pain; thou art holy, O Enlightened One, we consider thee~one
13  13, 59|      great thinker, perfectly enlightened, there is no obstacle for~
14  18, 96|       a Holy One, a supremely enlightened One, endowed~with wisdom