Chapter, §

 1   3, 34 |      eighth, the most base and sinful rite of the Pisakas.~
 2   4, 248|        be accepted even from a sinful man, provided (the gift)
 3   4, 255| contrary to truth, is the most sinful (wretch) in this world;
 4   6, 61 |        of men, caused by their sinful deeds, on their falling
 5   6, 94 | throwing off the guilt of his (sinful) acts, subduing his organs
 6   8, 13 |        speaks falsely, becomes sinful.~
 7   8, 94 |       utter darkness shall the sinful man tumble into hell, who
 8  10, 29 |   despicable (sons), even more sinful than their (fathers), and
 9  10, 38 |      Pukkasa woman is born the sinful Sopaka, who lives by the
10  10, 117|       purposes, lend to a very sinful man at a small interest.~
11  11, 26 |                       26. That sinful man, who, through covetousness,
12  11, 264|       dissolved, even so every sinful act is engulfed in the threefold
13  12, 5  |        are the three kinds of (sinful) mental action.~
14  12, 9  |       In consequence of (many) sinful acts committed with his
15  12, 32 |        firmness, commission of sinful acts, and continual indulgence
16  12, 74 |         74. By repeating their sinful acts those men of small