Chapter, Paragraph

 1       3, 33 |        unsteady thought, which is difficult to guard,~difficult to hold
 2       3, 33 |      which is difficult to guard,~difficult to hold back.~ ~
 3       3, 35 |           tame the mind, which is difficult to hold in and~flighty,
 4       3, 36 |        his thoughts, for they are difficult to~perceive, very artful,
 5       6, 86 |        dominion of death, however difficult to~overcome.~ ~
 6       7, 92 |           Nirvana), their path is~difficult to understand, like that
 7       7, 93 |    freedom (Nirvana), his path~is difficult to understand, like that
 8      12, 159|          one's own self is indeed~difficult to subdue.~ ~
 9      12, 163| beneficial and good, that is very difficult to do.~ ~
10      14, 182|                              182. Difficult (to obtain) is the conception
11      14, 182|         is the conception of men, difficult is the~life of mortals,
12      14, 182|           is the~life of mortals, difficult is the hearing of the True
13      14, 182|          hearing of the True Law, difficult~is the birth of the Awakened (
14      18, 252|            but that of oneself is~difficult to perceive; a man winnows
15      23, 324|     temples running with sap,~and difficult to hold, does not eat a
16      24, 336|     overcomes this fierce thirst, difficult to be conquered in~this
17      24, 346|        drags down, yields, but~is difficult to undo; after having cut