Book, §

 1   1, 33 |       high relief, far-striding, set down with a stamp,-seven
 2   1, 63 |        were Indra's banner being set Up .'~
 3   2, 41 |        the five; he obtained the set of three and learned the
 4   2, 41 |         of three and learned the set of three; he understood
 5   2, 54 |        his son from religion and set him free towards all objects
 6   4, 13 |          skilled as ye are, each set in her own proper sphere,-
 7   5, 10 |        mind, and being forthwith set free from all sorrows such
 8   5, 21 |   meaning of the term dharma, he set his mind on the manner of
 9   5, 39 |    exclaimed, 'He shall not go,' set guards round him and the
10   5, 71 |     higher power in his mind, he set himself to bring the horse.~
11   8, 77 | duty-loving son is gone, fear to set my soul free, like any coward?~
12   9, 65 |       doubted, let one's mind be set on the good; even a toil'
13  10, 23 |       all harmony with the rest, set wholly on a mendicant's
14  11, 51 |       enemy's arrows; nor have I set my desires on loftier objects,
15  11, 54 |         gained his end and being set on escaping the fear of
16  11, 55 |    overpowered by thirst. though set in the midst of great wealth,-
17  12, 8  |    hither in life's fresh prime, set in the open field of the
18  12, 39 |        the stream of "torpor" is set in motion; be pleased to
19  12, 84 |       and found his restlessness set at rest in the idea that
20  13, 46 |                      46. Another set an arrow in his bow,-there
21  14, 1  |       great master of meditation set himself to meditate, longing
22  15, 48 |         rising from that throne, set forth to journey alone to
23  15, 90 |                  90. Then Buddha set out to go joyfully to Kasi,
24  16, 45 |                 45. 'Then, being set free from the bonds of the
25  16, 60 |         of the Law has been here set forth, with a description
26  16, 61 |         of the Law has been here set forth, described as possessing
27  16, 85 |       the welfare of all beings, set forth by all the Buddhas.~
28  16, 100|         the Law in a book, shall set it in his house and always
29  17, 1  |  desirous to save all creatures, set off on his journey, longing
30  17, 30 |       remembering his mother, he set forth, ever worshipping