Book, Sutta

  1      1, 1-10|      addressed the monks: "Monks!" ~"Venerable sir," as the monks listened
  2      3, 61  |          mental fabrications of this venerable person are inclined, the
  3      3, 61  |          mental fabrications of this venerable person are inclined, the
  4      3, 61  |          mental fabrications of this venerable person are inclined, the
  5      3, 61  |          mental fabrications of this venerable person are inclined, the
  6      3, 65  |             in doubt: Which of these venerable priests & contemplatives
  7      3, 65  |             some monks and brahmans, venerable sir, who visit Kesaputta.
  8      3, 65  |              monks and brahmans too, venerable sir, come to Kesaputta.
  9      3, 65  |          revile, and pull to pieces. Venerable sir, there is doubt, there
 10      3, 65  |             harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas, being
 11      3, 65  |              harm and ill?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~6. "What do you think,
 12      3, 65  |             harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas, being
 13      3, 65  |              harm and ill?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~7. "What do you think,
 14      3, 65  |             harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas, being
 15      3, 65  |              harm and ill?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~8. "What do you think,
 16      3, 65  |        things good or bad?" -- "Bad, venerable sir" -- "Blamable or not
 17      3, 65  |             blamable?" -- "Blamable, venerable sir." -- "Censured or praised
 18      3, 65  |             the wise?" -- "Censured, venerable sir." -- "Undertaken and
 19      3, 65  |          harm?" -- "For his benefit, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas, being
 20      3, 65  |             and happiness?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~12. "What do you
 21      3, 65  |          harm?" -- "For his benefit, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas, being
 22      3, 65  |             and happiness?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~13. "What do you
 23      3, 65  |          harm?" -- "For his benefit, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas, being
 24      3, 65  |             and happiness?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~14. "What do you
 25      3, 65  |              good or bad?" -- "Good, venerable sir." -- "Blamable or not
 26      3, 65  |         blamable?" -- "Not blamable, venerable sir." -- "Censured or praised
 27      3, 65  |              the wise?" -- "Praised, venerable sir." -- "Undertaken and
 28      3, 65  |          disciple of the Noble Ones, venerable sir, who has such a hate-free
 29      3, 65  |          disciple of the Noble Ones, venerable sir, who has such a hate-free
 30      3, 65  |             are found." ~"Marvelous, venerable sir! Marvelous, venerable
 31      3, 65  |            venerable sir! Marvelous, venerable sir! As if, venerable sir,
 32      3, 65  |     Marvelous, venerable sir! As if, venerable sir, a person were to turn
 33      3, 65  |              by the Blessed One. We, venerable sir, go to the Blessed One
 34      3, 65  |              of Bhikkhus for refuge. Venerable sir, may the Blessed One
 35      3, 66  |           heard. On one occasion the venerable Nandaka was living at Savatthi
 36      3, 66  |        grandson, Rohana, went to the venerable Nandaka, and after salutation
 37      3, 66  |            When they had done so the venerable Nandaka said to Migara's
 38      3, 66  |            Is there greed?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "Covetousness is
 39      3, 66  |             and suffering?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "What do you think,
 40      3, 66  |             is there hate?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "Ill-will is the
 41      3, 66  |             and suffering?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "What do you think?
 42      3, 66  |            there delusion?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "Ignorance is the
 43      3, 66  |             and suffering?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~"What do you think?
 44      3, 66  |     unprofitable?" -- "Unprofitable, venerable sir." -- "Reprehensible
 45      3, 66  |       blameless?" -- "Reprehensible, venerable sir." -- "Condemned or commended
 46      3, 66  |               Condemned by the wise, venerable sir." -- "Being adopted
 47      3, 66  |         adopted and put into effect, venerable sir, they lead to harm and
 48      3, 66  |           there non-greed?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "Uncovetousness
 49      3, 66  |             and happiness?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "What do you think?
 50      3, 66  |            there non-hate?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "Non ill-will is
 51      3, 66  |             and happiness?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "What do you think?
 52      3, 66  |              non-delusion?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." -- "True knowledge
 53      3, 66  |             and happiness?" -- "Yes, venerable sir." ~"What do you think?
 54      3, 66  |       unprofitable?" -- "Profitable, venerable sir." -- "Reprehensible
 55      3, 66  |           blameless?" -- "Blameless, venerable sir." -- "Condemned or commended
 56      3, 66  |               Commended by the wise, venerable sir." -- "Being adopted
 57      3, 66  |         adopted and put into effect, venerable sir, they lead to welfare
 58      3, 73  |           mentioning oneself. ~"You, venerable sir, teach the Dhamma for
 59      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of no integrity.' ~"
 60      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of no integrity.' ~"
 61      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of no integrity.' ~"
 62      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of no integrity.' ~"
 63      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of integrity.' ~"
 64      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of integrity.' ~"
 65      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of integrity.' ~"
 66      4, 73  |           person you may know, 'This venerable one is a person of integrity.' ~"
 67      4, 159 |             nun named such-and-such, venerable sir, is sick, in pain, severely
 68      4, 159 |             nun named such-and-such, venerable sir, is sick, in pain, severely
 69      4, 159 |       transgression has overcome me, venerable sir, in that I was so foolish,
 70      5, 161 |          product of his kamma: 'This venerable one is the doer of his kamma,
 71      6, 45  |            life say about him, 'This venerable one acts in this way, behaves
 72      6, 55  |            it may occur to a certain venerable one to think, 'Perhaps it
 73      6, 55  |              on conviction that this venerable one is dedicated to renunciation,'
 74      6, 55  |            it may occur to a certain venerable one to think, 'Perhaps it
 75      6, 55  |              honor, & fame that this venerable one is dedicated to seclusion'... '
 76      7, 49  |             It has been a long time, venerable sir, since we have had a
 77      7, 49  |             presence." ~"As you say, venerable sir," the lay followers
 78      8, 2   |           ask & question him: 'What, venerable sir, is the meaning of this
 79      8, 2   |            hold him in esteem: 'This venerable one lives in apprenticeship
 80      8, 2   |           ask & question him: 'What, venerable sir, is the meaning of this
 81      8, 26  |            said to the Blessed One: "Venerable sir, to what extent is one
 82      8, 26  |                  And to what extent, venerable sir, is one a virtuous lay
 83      8, 26  |                  And to what extent, venerable sir, is one a lay follower
 84      8, 26  |                  And to what extent, venerable sir, is one a lay follower
 85      8, 30  |              Retreat." ~"As you say, venerable sir," Ven. Anuruddha replied. ~
 86      8, 53  |              him: "It would be good, venerable sir, if the Blessed One
 87      9, 41  |             he said to Ven. Ananda: "Venerable Ananda, sir, we are householders
 88      9, 41  |               here, has said to me, 'Venerable Ananda, sir, we are householders
 89     10, 24  |             known of him that, 'This venerable one does not discern how
 90     10, 24  |             conquered by greed. This venerable one does not discern how
 91     10, 24  |             known of him that, 'This venerable one does not discern how
 92     10, 24  |             conquered by greed. This venerable one does not discern how
 93     10, 24  |             known of him that, 'This venerable one does not discern how
 94     10, 24  |             conquered by greed. This venerable one does not discern how
 95     10, 24  |           know about him that, 'This venerable one, though poor, talks
 96     10, 24  |             known of him that, 'This venerable one does not discern how
 97     10, 24  |             conquered by greed. This venerable one does not discern how
 98     10, 24  |             known of him that, 'This venerable one discerns how it is that,
 99     10, 24  |             conquered by greed. This venerable one discerns how it is that,
100     10, 24  |           know about him that, 'This venerable one, being rich, talks about
101     10, 24  |             known of him that, 'This venerable one discerns how it is that,
102     10, 24  |             conquered by greed. This venerable one discerns how it is that,
103     10, 48  |          monks, saying: "Monks." -- "Venerable Sir," they said by way of
104     10, 60  | Anathapindika. Now at that time, the Venerable Girimananda was afflicted
105     10, 60  |           gravely ill. Thereupon the Venerable Ananda approached the Buddha
106     10, 60  |            beside him. So seated the Venerable Ananda said this to the
107     10, 60  |           the Blessed One: ~"Bhante (Venerable Sir,) the Venerable Girimananda
108     10, 60  |          Bhante (Venerable Sir,) the Venerable Girimananda is afflicted
109     10, 60  |          Blessed One would visit the Venerable Girimananda out of compassion
110     10, 60  |          affliction." ~Thereupon the Venerable Ananda, having learned these
111     10, 60  |             Blessed One, visited the Venerable Girimananda, and recited
112     10, 60  |             contemplations. When the Venerable Girimananda had heard them,
113     10, 60  |    disappeared the affliction of the Venerable Girimananda. ~
114     10, 93  |         contemplative Gotama has." ~"Venerable sirs, I don't know entirely
115     10, 93  |             have. But please let the venerable ones expound each in line
116     10, 93  |           the wanderers, "As for the venerable one who says, 'The cosmos
117     10, 93  |           inconstant is stress. This venerable one thus adheres to that
118     10, 93  |              to that very stress." ~"Venerable sirs, whatever has been
119     10, 94  |          live the rough life?" ~"No, venerable sirs, the Blessed One does
120     10, 94  |             anything." ~"I tell you, venerable sirs, that the Blessed One
121     10, 176 |        discipline of the noble ones, venerable sir? It would be good if
122     10, 176 |           Blessed One: "Magnificent, venerable sir! Magnificent! Just as
123     11, 16  |           monks saying, "Monks." -- "Venerable Sir," said the monks, by