Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     1, Intro  (2)|        exists a society formed by men who have broken with the
 2     1, Intro  (2)|           numerous educated young men who still adhere to Buddhist
 3     1, Intro     |           on Chinese and Japanese men of letters, statesmen, and
 4     1,   1  (1)  |    Nastikas,~Who will preach unto men my Yana,~The highest Law
 5     1,   1, 3    |          holy? Are there not holy men, Holy Truths, Holy Paths
 6     1,   1, 3    |       himself not one of the holy men (2)' "Then who is that confronts
 7     1,   1, 3    |     unpopularity among his fellow men, just as the great Pang3
 8     1,   1  (2)  |            such as the Seven Wise Men of the Bamboo Forest, while
 9     1,   1  (2)  |        birth to many recluse-like men of letters, such as Tao
10     1,   1, 9    |          of the verses, said: "If men in the future would practise
11     1,   1, 13   |     belong almost all the eminent men of letters,1 statesmen,
12     1,   1  (1)  |         greatest Chinese literary men; Pei Hiu (Hai-kyu, flourished
13     1,   1  (1)  |          was first taught by Cheu Men Shuh (Shu-mo-shiku, died
14     1,   2, 3    |        many Buddhist scholars and men of quality gathered about
15     1,   2, 11   |           Zen monks were the only men of letters. None can deny
16     1,   2, 12   |         lord. The leader of these men, the tragic tales of whom
17     1,   3, 4    | civilization; how often religious men prevented us from the realizing
18     1,   3, 4    |          dread in which religious men, declaring to worship God
19     1,   3, 6    |                          6. Great Men and Nature.~All great men,
20     1,   3, 6    |         Men and Nature.~All great men, whether they be poets or
21     1,   3, 6    |           scientists or religious men or philosophers, are not
22     1,   3, 6    |           the perusers of Nature. Men of erudition are often lexicons
23     1,   3, 6    |           in flesh and blood, but men of genius read between the
24     1,   3, 6    |         Thou knowest the music of men, but not the music~~ ~of
25     1,   3  (1)  |         of the greatest self-made men in Japan, who lived 1787-
26     1,   3, 7    |        and sediments of those old men.' The duke said:~How should
27     1,   4, 4    | grand-children of earth, and that men who subsist on animals are
28     1,   4, 4    |          whoever thou art."~As we men live and act, so do our
29     1,   4, 4    |        small body; now he becomes men, women, boys, and girls."~
30     1,   4, 6    |        about the entanglements of men in their lifetime. There
31     1,   4, 15   |          its existence, excepting men who can discover it by the
32     1,   4, 17   |        women are our mothers; all men our fathers; all earth and
33     1,   5, 1    |            especially the Chinese men of letters, seem to have
34     1,   5, 7    |           killing of thousands of men in a battle-field is praised
35     1,   5, 8    |   expressing it in deeds. Even if men are equally endowed with
36     1,   5, 10   |           effective way of saving men out of darkness of sin.
37     1,   5, 12   |      address his hearers as 'good men and women,' and by the Sixth
38     1,   5, 18   |    Enlightened Consciousness, but men still dream a dream of illusion.
39     1,   5, 18   |   proclaim the dawn of Bodhi, yet men, drunk with the liquors
40     1,   5, 21   |     instinct to live together, so men have their inborn mutual
41     1,   5, 21   |       love. 'God divided man into men that they might help each
42     1,   5, 22   |     blooming, birds ever singing, men contented and happy; all
43     1,   6  (1)  |      lower worlds (the worlds for men, beasts, etc.) are disgusting,
44     1,   6, 4    |        white as well as the black men; the same consciousness
45     1,   6, 6    |          same life which embraces men and nature. it is the self-existent,
46     1,   6, 13   |      religionists tell us that we men are helpless, sinful, hopeless,
47     1,   7, 1    |          Miserable!~Neither these men of the world nor Buddhist
48     1,   7, 4    |        not rejoice in his life." "Men betake themselves," says
49     1,   7, 6    |          balance holds good. Four men can finish in three days
50     1,   7, 6    |          work as is done by three men in four days. The increase
51     1,   7, 6    |         increase in the number of men causes the decrease in that
52     1,   7, 6    |         decrease in the number of men causes the increase in that
53     1,   7, 7    |          a Japanese proverb, "and men of ability to be sickly." "
54     1,   7, 7    |      Honesty is next to idiocy." "Men of genius," says Longfellow, "
55     1,   7, 8    |             Yu and Zhze are small men. Call them here, and I will
56     1,   7, 11   |        luck a god are all unlucky men,' as George Eliot has wisely
57     1,   7, 13   |         It is so with animals and men. Each of them is placed
58     1,   8, 4    |           for he is the master of men. It was at the age of forty-seven
59     1,   8, 4    |           he met with a few young men equipped with swords at
60     1,   8, 5    |         since he says: " The true men of old did not dream when
61     1,   8, 5    |   silently. The breathing of true men comes (even) from his heels,
62     1,   8, 5    |       even) from his heels, while men generally breathe (only)
63     1,   8, 8    |       spirituality in common with men. It is selfishness that
64     1,   8, 11   |          annoys you all the time.~Men of longevity never carried
65     1,   8, 13   |      truth nor clouds~Of doubt in men."~The ninth picture, called '
66     1,   8, 15   |       await us. "Spring visits us men," says Gu-do,2 "her mercy
67     1,   8, 16   |         it is misery that teaches men more than happiness, that
68     1,   8, 16   |       removed, so if the lives of men were relieved of all need,
69     1,   8, 16   |       earth has to be packed with men and women, who are doomed
70 Appen, Intro     |        Now if I, being born among men, know not whence I came (
71 Appen, Intro     |             as we were born among men as the results of the Karma
72 Appen, Intro     |          fit to the capacities of men. (So that) the Buddhist
73 Appen,   1       |          sorts of beings, such as men and beasts, were born out
74 Appen,   1       |         lay down the precepts for men?~Again, if all things, as
75 Appen,   1       |         and roads, and be seen by men; and why are there no eye-witnesses?
76 Appen,   1       |           and be born again among men or other beings. How can
77 Appen,   1  (3)  |           earth, or the world for men; (3) the world for Asuras; (
78 Appen,   1       |     teaching, censure or chastise men, but not Heaven or the heavenly
79 Appen,   2       |    follows:) (1) The Doctrine for Men and Devas; (2) the Doctrine
80 Appen,   2, 1    |               1. The Doctrine for Men and Devas.~The Buddha, to
81 Appen,   2, 1    |            and to be reborn among men. (He also taught that) those
82 Appen,   2, 1    |           called the doctrine for men and Devas. According to
83 Appen,   2  (4)  |           1) heavenly beings, (2) men, (3) beings in hell, (4)
84 Appen,   2, 2    |      excrete and to urinate. Thus men were differentiated from
85 Appen,   3, 5    |         beasts, (while) others as men.~But now, tracing life to
86 Appen,   4  (4)  |         to the first doctrine for men and Devas.'~
87 Appen,   4       |          they are born and called men. These are our present bodies
88 Appen,   4       |          Though we are born among men by virtue of 'the generalizing
89 Appen,   4  (6)  |        classes of beings, such as men, beasts, Pretas, etc,~
90 Appen,   4       |           itself and appear among men in numberless ways. This