Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   1, 4 |      Confucianism, as it had no proper diet for his now spiritual
2     1,   1, 11|  one-sided view, and came to no proper conclusion. Then the Sixth
3     1,   1, 13|    Monastery that they might do proper homage to it. Within some
4     1,   2, 2 | therefore claimed to occupy his proper rank. Nobody, however, lent
5     1,   3, 3 |        called historical in the proper sense of the term, yet they
6     1,   4, 14|      nature, clothed in its own proper dignity and peace. "Through
7     1,   5, 11|        lower creatures as their proper food. The highly enlightened
8 Appen,   2, 2 |        functions when they lack proper conditions, (while) the