Chapter, Paragraph

1   8, 27|      mouth found no words to utter. This, indeed, was his son;~
2  12, 40|      eat, or to drink, or to utter sounds, or to make a movement.
3  12, 40|      eat, or to drink, or to utter sounds, or to make a movement.~
4  12, 40|      eat, or to drink, or to utter~sounds, or to make a movement,
5  13, 53|   soul! Thy disciples~praise utter self-extinction as the highest
6  14, 60|  sinks down and~leaves us in utter darkness, the shades of
7  16, 88| Vajjis; I will bring them to~utter ruin! Come now, O Brahman,
8  17, 95|  passes finally away in that~utter passing away which leaves
9  17, 95|   when he passes away by the utter~passing away in which nothing