Book, §

 1   2, 39 |                             39. In things which required to be done,
 2   2, 49 |            in sacrifice only those things which involved no injury
 3   4, 86 |           and death-if these three things did not exist, I too should
 4   4, 96 |               96. Since then these things are so, thou surely wouldest
 5   4, 102| transitoriness which envelopes all things, entered his dwelling.~
 6   6, 47 |      meeting and parting of living things.~
 7   6, 49 |         more be the parting of two things which are alien to each
 8   7, 1  |         Khamda,-indifferent to all things in his longing for the forest.
 9   9, 7  |       understood the true state of things, bade that Brahman at once
10   9, 38 |     inseparably connected with all things; time drags the world into
11   9, 48 |             Some maintain that all things arise from inherent properties,-
12  11, 34 |        with pleasure does pitiable things; he incurs calamities, such
13  11, 36 |            only the accessories of things,-they are to be regarded
14  12, 18 |          search into the nature of things, that the five elements,
15  12, 23 |         not attain to the truth of things,-~
16  12, 40 |        right views know these four things, O thou who desirest liberation,
17  13, 60 |          nothing unattainable,-all things to him are reasonable and