Book, §

 1   1, 30|       been born in the natural way,-he who was born full of
 2   1, 61|          61. 'This is the true way in which those seer kings
 3   1, 77|      77. 'He will proclaim the way of deliverance to those
 4   1, 77| travellers who have lost their way.~
 5   1, 85|       his son, departed by the way of the wind as he had come,
 6   3, 5 |      having removed out of the way with the greatest gentleness
 7   3, 31|       step by step in the same way reached old age.'~
 8   3, 54|      son was thus going on his way, the very same deities created
 9   6, 37|   shall I say to thy queens by way of telling them good news?~
10   8, 49|     own choice; he went on his way with the gods as his retinue.'~
11   8, 85|       battle be waged in every way with thy son and his fate
12   9, 69|    disinterestedness, went his way.~
13  10, 4 |      there followed him in the way; he who was walking gently
14  11, 37|       thirst; food in the same way for removing hunger; a house
15  12, 6 |                   6. 'In every way thy mind is stedfast and
16  12, 45|     declared to him in another way that course of life clearly
17  12, 98|           98. 'This is not the way to passionlessness, nor
18  12, 98|    that was certainly the true way which I found at the root
19  13, 62|       the caravan has lost its way.~
20  13, 69|                  69. 'Give not way, then, to grief but put
21  15, 59|        fasting, went on in his way, longing to accomplish the
22  15, 62|        then proceeded on their way elsewhere.~
23  16, 66|     beings who have lost their way.~
24  16, 74|       his body and limbs every way perfect, of pure conduct
25  16, 81|       wisdom, he who shows the way to Nirvana,~
26  17, 15|     once more proceeded on his way.~