Book, §

 1   2, 6  | were there two sides,-one passed into oblivion.~
 2   2, 24 |           24. When he had passed the period of childhood
 3   3, 10 |     10. Slowly, slowly he passed along the highway, watched
 4  10, 37 |     37. 'Therefore having passed through the deceptive period
 5  11, 16 |   to lot or family,-which passed from Bali to Indra, and
 6  14, 3  |   name, and from thence I passed and came hither,' thus he
 7  14, 78 |  under the tree; there he passed seven days filled with the
 8  15, 1  |   perfectly Wise One thus passed that period of seven days
 9  15, 2  |                2. He then passed the second week, while he
10  15, 3  |  seated on his throne, he passed the third week restraining
11  15, 6  |   in which thou hast thus passed four whole weeks with joy,
12  15, 102|   absorbed in meditation, passed the night, gladdening like
13  15, 116|   Age,-three Buddhas have passed therein, and I here am the
14  16, 68 |               68. 'He has passed through the forest of mundane