Book, §

 1   1, 62|     heard by me in the heavenly path, that thy son has been born
 2   1, 84|        will travel by the noble path,'-he was not in truth averse
 3   5, 4 |        being ploughed, with the path of the plough broken like
 4   5, 9 |      world, he laid hold of the path that leads to firmness of
 5   5, 86|    produced a light on his dewy path like the rays of the moon
 6   7, 18|        the world of men; by the path of pain they eventually
 7   7, 25|         the base pursues a high path of its own; but the wise,
 8   7, 45|       is produced in me and the path which regards the self as
 9   7, 55|     From him thou wilt hear the path to truth, and if thou hast
10  11, 7 |      age and death, fly to this path of religion in my desire
11  12, 67|     Parasara, by following this path, were liberated, and so
12  13, 5 |      proclaims to the world the path of final bliss, all this
13  13, 10|         10. 'That is a glorious path to travel, which has been
14  13, 62| toilsomely pursues the one good path, when all the world is carried
15  15, 91|       whom he met) happy in the path of those who are illustrious
16  16, 7 |         who follows this middle Path for the good of the world,-~
17  16, 9 |         the Buddha proclaim the Path with its eight divisions.
18  16, 10|        truths and the eightfold Path which is the means to attain
19  16, 13|       known the noble eightfold Path, and embraced it as realised
20  16, 15|        fast the noble eightfold Path,-this noble truth is the
21  16, 16|        fast the noble eightfold Path, walk in self-control; others,