Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro  |       law of conditionality, the Dependent Origination of every thing;~
 2   1, 3 |         s own solid element? The~dependent properties, which on one'
 3   1, 3 |     excrement, or whatever other~dependent properties which on one'
 4   1, 3 |       one own fluid element?~The dependent properties, which on one'
 5   1, 3 |          urine or~whatever other dependent properties which on one
 6   1, 3 |         own heating element? The~dependent properties, which on one'
 7   1, 3 |      digested; or whatever other dependent properties, which on one'
 8   1, 3 |       own vibrating~element? The dependent properties, which on one'
 9   1, 3 | out-breathing; or whatever other dependent properties, which on~one'
10   1, 4 |                                  DEPENDENT ORIGINATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS~ ~
11   1, 4 |      arising of consciousness is dependent upon~conditions; and without
12   1, 4 |      arising of consciousness is~dependent, after these it is called.~
13   2, 9 |    depends~(future) "Birth"; and dependent on Birth, are Decay and
14   2, 10|       sensuous craving, entirely dependent on sensuous~craving.~ ~
15   2, 11|       sensuous craving, entirely dependent on sensuous~craving.~ ~
16   3, 14|                                  DEPENDENT EXTINCTION OF ALL PHENOMENA~ ~
17   3, 20|     feelings are impermanent, of dependent origin, are~subject to decay
18   3, 20|     Verily, he who perceives the Dependent Origination, perceives the~
19   3, 20|         the truth, perceives the dependent~origination. For, just as
20   3, 20|       Middle Doctrine, saying:~ ~DEPENDENT ORIGINATION~ ~ On Delusion
21   3, 20|       and unwholesome things.~ ["Dependent Origination" is the teaching
22   3, 20|         has an existence that is dependent upon conditions; and that,~