Chapter

 1 3|       my third truth, that of suppression. It is an infallible means
 2 5|     ignorance suppressed; the suppression of ignorance is succeeded
 3 5| ignorance is succeeded by the suppression of conceptions (or fancies);
 4 5|       and so forth, up to the suppression of the whole huge mass of
 5 7|   origin of pain; this is the suppression of pain; this is the treatment
 6 7|      the treatment leading to suppression of pain. He moreover extensively
 7 7|      mass of misery. From the suppression of ignorance results the
 8 7|      of ignorance results the suppression of conceptions; from the
 9 7|      of conceptions; from the suppression of conceptions results that
10 7|       understanding; from the suppression of understanding results
11 7|       name and form; from the suppression of name and form results
12 7|      the six senses; from the suppression of the six senses results
13 7|     that of contact; from the suppression of contact results that
14 7|   that of sensation; from the suppression of sensation results that
15 7|     that of longing; from the suppression of longing results that
16 7|    that of striving; from the suppression of striving results that
17 7|   that of existence; from the suppression of existence results that
18 7|       that of birth; from the suppression of birth results that of