Book, §

 1   6, 55 |     labour will soon have its fruit.'~
 2   7, 13 |      kinds of penance and the fruit thereof.~
 3   7, 20 |    and of many kinds, and the fruit of the penance is mainly
 4   7, 26 |       bears irreligion as its fruit.~
 5  10, 30 |   beauty of thine to bear its fruit; they say that when the
 6  11, 28 | pleasures, which are like the fruit that,grows on the top of
 7  11, 64 |     race and bring a glorious fruit,"-honour to such sacrifices!
 8  11, 64 | sacrifices! I desire not that fruit which is sought by causing
 9  12, 6  |  creeper-plant with poisonous fruit.~
10  12, 58 |                      58. 'The fruit of this contemplation which
11  12, 114|      to-day enjoy the desired fruit.~
12  13, 65 |      gives out the law as its fruit,-surely when it is growing
13  14, 6  |       insubstantial, like the fruit of a plantain.'~
14  14, 28 |      envy, reap the miserable fruit of their actions in a world
15  14, 74 |   birth of mine has borne its fruit; the blessed and immortal
16  15, 65 |    Gina ate there an Haritakt fruit which was offered to him