Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 | sight by longing to see the coming glory of the Lord;~the deaf
 2   1, 4 |    tears; for now my end is coming on and I shall not see the
 3   5, 18|    The Blessed One saw Yasa coming from afar. Yasa~approached
 4   6, 21|      suitable for going and coming,~easily accessible to all
 5   6, 22|    Sariputta and Moggallana coming from afar, he~said to his
 6   8, 26|     O monks, I term neither coming nor~going nor standing;
 7   8, 27|    thy father looks for thy coming as the lily~longs for the
 8   8, 27|    attained~his purpose, is coming back."~ Suddhodana went
 9  11, 34|     the Blessed~One. And on coming to the Blessed One they
10  12, 37| dream that young Dighavu is~coming upon me with his sword.
11  13, 49|   the earth; even so is the coming of the Tathagata:~there
12  14, 70|  the World-honored One and, coming afoot without horses and~
13  16, 85|     and to hear him preach. Coming to the river~where the water