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  1      3, 2     |               A person endowed with three things is to be recognized
  2      3, 2     |         recognized as a fool. Which three? Bodily misconduct, verbal
  3      3, 2     |           person endowed with these three things is to be recognized
  4      3, 2     |               A person endowed with three things is to be recognized
  5      3, 2     |             as a wise person. Which three? Good bodily conduct, good
  6      3, 2     |           person endowed with these three things is to be recognized
  7      3, 2     |      yourselves: 'We will avoid the three things that, endowed with
  8      3, 2     |            undertake & maintain the three things that, endowed with
  9      3, 22    |           only. ~ ~"There are these three types of sick people to
 10      3, 22    |        existing in the world. Which three? ~"There is the case of
 11      3, 22    |           nursing]. ~"These are the three types of sick people to
 12      3, 22    |              In the same way, these three types of people, like the
 13      3, 22    |           types of people, like the three types of sick people, are
 14      3, 22    |        existing in the world. Which three? ~"There is the case of
 15      3, 22    |          teaching]. ~"These are the three types of people, like the
 16      3, 22    |           types of people, like the three types of sick people, to
 17      3, 34    |   distribution only. ~"Monks, these three are causes for the origination
 18      3, 34    |       origination of actions. Which three? Greed is a cause for the
 19      3, 34    |           the sequence. ~"These are three causes for the origination
 20      3, 34    |            of actions. ~"Now, these three are [further] causes for
 21      3, 34    |       origination of actions. Which three? Non-greed is a cause for
 22      3, 34    |        arising. ~"These, monks, are three causes for the origination
 23      3, 39    |          dust, dirt, & dew. ~"I had three palaces: one for the cold
 24      3, 39    |              Monks, there are these three forms of intoxication. Which
 25      3, 39    |        forms of intoxication. Which three? Intoxication with youth,
 26      3, 40    |           only. ~ ~"There are these three governing principles. Which
 27      3, 40    |         governing principles. Which three? The self as a governing
 28      3, 40    |          principle. ~"These are the three governing principles." ~
 29      3, 58    |          from giving a gift creates three obstructions, three impediments.
 30      3, 58    |         creates three obstructions, three impediments. Which three?
 31      3, 58    |            three impediments. Which three? He creates an obstruction
 32      3, 58    |         giving a gift creates these three obstructions, these three
 33      3, 58    |           three obstructions, these three impediments. ~"I tell you,
 34      3, 61    |            Brahman, there are these three miracles. Which three? The
 35      3, 61    |         these three miracles. Which three? The miracle of psychic
 36      3, 61    |    instruction. ~"And these are the three miracles. ~"Now, brahman,
 37      3, 61    |              Now, brahman, of these three miracles, which one appeals
 38      3, 61    |             Master Gotama, of these three miracles, the miracle of
 39      3, 61    |            the miracle that, of the three, appeals to me as the highest &
 40      3, 61    |        Gotama is endowed with these three marvels: Master Gotama wields
 41      3, 61    |           who is endowed with these three miracles?" ~"Brahman, there
 42      3, 61    |       hundred other monks... two... three... four... five hundred
 43      3, 61    |          who are endowed with these three miracles are many more than
 44      3, 62    |              Monks, there are these three sectarian guilds that --
 45      3, 62    |        doctrine of] inaction. Which three? ~"There are priests & contemplatives
 46      3, 62    |         such views. ~"These are the three sectarian guilds that --
 47      3, 71    |            Visakha, there are these three Uposathas. Which three?
 48      3, 71    |        these three Uposathas. Which three? The Uposatha of a cowherd,
 49      3, 90    |           only. ~ ~"There are these three trainings. Which three?
 50      3, 90    |        these three trainings. Which three? The training in heightened
 51      3, 90    |        discernment. ~"These are the three trainings." ~ ~See also:
 52      3, 91    |           only. ~ ~"There are these three trainings. Which three?
 53      3, 91    |        these three trainings. Which three? The training in heightened
 54      3, 91    |        discernment. ~"These are the three trainings." ~Heightened
 55      3, 93    |           only. ~ ~"There are these three urgent duties of a farming
 56      3, 93    |          farming householder. Which three? ~"There is the case where
 57      3, 93    |             it out. ~"These are the three urgent duties of a farming
 58      3, 93    |           same way, there are these three urgent duties of a monk.
 59      3, 93    |             duties of a monk. Which three? The undertaking of heightened
 60      3, 93    |          discernment. These are the three urgent duties of a monk.
 61      3, 97    | distribution only. ~ ~"Endowed with three characteristics, a king'
 62      3, 97    |             king's own limbs. Which three? There is the case where
 63      3, 97    |           speed. Endowed with these three characteristics is a king'
 64      3, 97    |             monk endowed with these three qualities is worthy of gifts,
 65      3, 97    |          merit for the world. Which three? There is the case where
 66      3, 97    |         speed. ~"Endowed with these three qualities is a monk worthy
 67      3, 102   |              one birth, two births, three births, four, five, ten,
 68      3, 103   |       should attend periodically to three themes: he should attend
 69      3, 103   |       should attend periodically to three themes: he should attend
 70      3, 103   |              one birth, two births, three births, four, five, ten,
 71      3, 123   |              Monks, there are these three forms of sagacity. Which
 72      3, 123   |            forms of sagacity. Which three? Bodily sagacity, verbal
 73      3, 123   |               These, monks, are the three forms of sagacity. ~A sage
 74      3, 133   |              Monks, there are these three types of individuals to
 75      3, 133   |        existing in the world. Which three? An individual like an inscription
 76      3, 133   |           in water. ~"These are the three types of individuals to
 77      4, 95    |               most refined of these three. The individual who practices
 78      4, 192   |          two, another way when with three, another way when with many.
 79      4, 192   |            when with two, when with three, when with many. His earlier
 80      5, 28    |              one birth, two births, three births, four, five, ten,
 81      5, 139   |        water for one day, two days, three days, four days, five, and
 82      5, 139   |             of arrows, two flights, three flights, four flights, five
 83      5, 139   |        water for one day, two days, three days, four days, five, but
 84      5, 139   |             of arrows, two flights, three flights, four flights, five
 85      6, 63    |             said? ~"There are these three kinds of feeling: a feeling
 86      6, 63    |             said? ~"There are these three kinds of fermentations:
 87      6, 63    |           The result of kamma is of three sorts, I tell you: that
 88      8, 30    |             in his bidding.~    The three knowledges~    have been
 89      8, 43(14)|         such as the practice of the three ways of merit-making: giving,
 90      9, 35    |              one birth, two births, three births, four, five, ten,
 91     10, 47    |        kahapana... two kahapanas... three... four... five... six...
 92     10, 47    |              six... five... four... three... two years... one year
 93     10, 47    |              six... five... four... three... two months... one month...
 94     10, 47    |              six... five... four... three... two days & nights...
 95     10, 176   |              go down into the water three times by nightfall.' These
 96     10, 176   |        Blessed One said: "There are three ways in which one is made
 97     10, 176   |        impure by verbal action, and three ways in which one is made
 98     10, 176   |           how is one made impure in three ways by bodily action? There
 99     10, 176   |           how one is made impure in three ways by bodily action. ~ ~
100     10, 176   |           how is one made impure in three ways by mental action? There
101     10, 176   |           how one is made impure in three ways by mental action. ~"
102     10, 176   |            goes down into the water three times by nightfall... If
103     10, 176   |            t go down into the water three times by nightfall, he is
104     10, 176   |               Now, Cunda, there are three ways in which one is made
105     10, 176   |          pure by verbal action, and three ways in which one is made
106     10, 176   |             how is one made pure in three ways by bodily action? There
107     10, 176   |             how one is made pure in three ways by bodily action. ~ ~
108     10, 176   |             how is one made pure in three ways by mental action? There
109     10, 176   |             how one is made pure in three ways by mental action. ~"
110     10, 176   |            goes down into the water three times by nightfall... If
111     10, 176   |            t go down into the water three times by nightfall, he is
112     11, 12    |         finished, at the end of the three months (of the rains retreat),
113     11, 12    |         finished, at the end of the three months, the Blessed One
114     11, 12    |         finished, at the end of the three months, the Blessed One
115     11, 13    |         finished, at the end of the three months (of the rains retreat),
116     11, 13    |         finished, at the end of the three months, the Blessed One
117     11, 13    |         finished, at the end of the three months, the Blessed One