Book, §

 1   1, 61|      ever flung them away as was right,-being poor in outward substance
 2   2, 16|    everywhere and evil perished; right blazed abroad and sin was
 3   4, 67|                       67. 'It is right to woo a woman even by guile,
 4   5, 13|        it would not be worthy or right in me who know this highest
 5   5, 37|        to be hindered; it is not right to lay hold of one who would
 6   5, 65|         but he is smitten from a right will and so succumbs to
 7   6, 48|   deceiving the other,-it is not right to think anything thine
 8   8, 34| companion, always doing what was right, the son of my lord is gone
 9   9, 40|               40. 'How can it be right for the wise man to enter
10   9, 40|         and the violation of all right through another's service?~
11   9, 45|    matter is all in doubt, it is right to enjoy the good fortune
12   9, 66|           know that that only is right which has been uttered by
13  12, 40|         Let the wise man who has right views know these four things,
14  13, 62|         not be disturbed, like a right informant when the caravan
15  16, 65|            65. 'He knows what is right (naya) and wrong (anaya)
16  17, 9 |  Ragageha, having enlightened in right action and in activity the
17  17, 31|      merit for the production of right activity and inactivity