Book, §

 1   1, 6  | towards the western ocean to enter the (cooling) water.~
 2   1, 90 | moment, gladly determined to enter his city.~
 3   1, 92 |     his wife with her child' enter first into the city, accompanied
 4   5, 33 |   prime, it is delightful to enter the penance-forest.'~
 5   5, 84 |     death I will never again enter the city called after Kapila.'~
 6   7, 9  |      honoured and invited to enter by those dwellers in the
 7   9, 22 |   the fulness of that joy to enter the forest."~
 8   9, 40 |    right for the wise man to enter royalty, the home of illusion,
 9   9, 69 |                 69. 'I would enter the blazing fire, but not
10  14, 15 |   long for cold shade; these enter like bound captives into
11  15, 11 |      holy one, be pleased to enter Nirvana, thy desires are
12  15, 12 |    the sand, and then I will enter Nirvana,' thus did the Buddha
13  15, 106|      nor a seat, nor bid him enter into our dwelling.'~
14  16, 32 |   threefold wisdom, he shall enter Nirvana.~
15  17, 9  |  made seven hundred ascetics enter Nirvana who dwelt in the
16  17, 19 |    forbade the mendicants to enter the city and went to Ragageha