Chapter, Paragraph

 1   4, 14|        finds immortality. He will~regard as death what the conqueror
 2   8, 25|         needed is a loving heart! Regard thy people as men do an~
 3   9, 28|          if I am deserving of any regard, Siddhattha will come and
 4  11, 33|              If the woman be old, regard her as your mother, if young,
 5  13, 46|      evils: 1. Kill not, but have regard~for life. 2. Steal not,
 6  16, 93|         he dwells in the body, so regard the body that he, being~
 7  16, 93| sensations let him continue so to regard the sensations that he,
 8  16, 93|     reasons, or feels, let him so regard his thoughts that being~
 9  18, 97|           Ananda, that you should regard it. It is true that no more
10  19, 98|       reverence~and obey the law. Regard the law as your master.