Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2, 9 |       where does this craving arise and take root? Wherever
 2   3, 20|  formations are, and how they~arise, and pass away. He has understood
 3   3, 25|       greed and sorrow, would arise, if he remained~with unguarded
 4   3, 25|       a certain object, there arise in the~disciple, on account
 5   3, 26| subdues them, as soon as they~arise. One endures cold and heat,
 6   3, 26|      beholds how the feelings arise; beholds how they pass away;
 7   3, 26|     He knows how they come to~arise; knows how, once arisen,
 8   3, 26|      Formations are, how they arise, how~they pass away; knows
 9   3, 26|       how the fetter comes to~arise, knows how the fetter is
10   3, 26|    him, knows how it comes to arise, and how it is fully developed.~
11   3, 26|     beholds how the~phenomena arise; beholds how they pass away;
12   3, 28|      Silent~One, does no more arise, no more pass away, no more
13   3, 28| nothing in him that he should arise again. And as~he arises