Book, Sutta

 1      3, 58 |        be a source of merit, to say nothing of what is given
 2      3, 58 |       to human beings. But I do say that what is given to a
 3      3, 61 |     said to the Blessed One: "I say, Master Gotama. We brahmans
 4      3, 65 |           9. "Therefore, did we say, Kalamas, what was said
 5      3, 65 |          15. "Therefore, did we say, Kalamas, what was said
 6      3, 66 |       is the meaning of that, I say. Through greed a covetous
 7      3, 66 |       is the meaning of that, I say. Through hate a malevolent
 8      3, 66 |       is the meaning of that, I say. Through ignorance a deluded
 9      3, 66 |       is the meaning of that, I say. Through non- greed an uncovetous
10      3, 66 |       is the meaning of that, I say. Through non ill-will an
11      3, 66 |       is the meaning of that, I say. Through non-delusion a
12      3, 71 | stripped off all your clothing, say this: "I am nothing by anything
13      3, 93 |     have the power or might [to say:] 'May my crops spring up
14      3, 93 |     have the power or might [to say:] 'May my mind be released
15      4, 73 |         person's bad points, to say nothing of when asked. Furthermore,
16      4, 73 |        person's good points, to say nothing of when unasked.
17      4, 73 |   reveal his own bad points, to say nothing of when unasked.
18      4, 73 |         his own good points, to say nothing of when asked. Furthermore,
19      4, 73 |         person's bad points, to say nothing of when unasked.
20      4, 73 |        person's good points, to say nothing of when asked. Furthermore,
21      4, 73 |  reveals his own bad points, to say nothing of when asked. Furthermore,
22      4, 73 |         his own good points, to say nothing of when unasked.
23      4, 125|  ordinary man, when, that is to say, there is a destination
24      4, 159|       named such-and-such, they say, through the ending of the
25      4, 159|       named such-and-such, they say, through the ending of the
26      4, 159|       named such-and-such, they say, through the ending of the
27      4, 183|       One responded:] "I do not say, brahman, that everything
28      4, 183|       be spoken about. Nor do I say that everything that has
29      4, 183|       be spoken about. I do not say that everything that has
30      4, 183|       be spoken about. Nor do I say that everything that has
31      5, 28 |         I will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks replied. ~
32      6, 13 |         case where a monk might say, 'Although good will has
33      6, 13 |       He should be told, 'Don't say that. You shouldn't speak
34      6, 13 |        the Blessed One wouldn't say that. It's impossible, there
35      6, 13 |         case where a monk might say, 'Although compassion has
36      6, 13 |       He should be told, 'Don't say that. You shouldn't speak
37      6, 13 |        the Blessed One wouldn't say that. It's impossible, there
38      6, 13 |         case where a monk might say, 'Although appreciation
39      6, 13 |       He should be told, 'Don't say that. You shouldn't speak
40      6, 13 |        the Blessed One wouldn't say that. It's impossible, there
41      6, 13 |         case where a monk might say, 'Although equanimity has
42      6, 13 |       He should be told, 'Don't say that. You shouldn't speak
43      6, 13 |        the Blessed One wouldn't say that. It's impossible, there
44      6, 13 |         case where a monk might say, 'Although the signless
45      6, 13 |       He should be told, 'Don't say that. You shouldn't speak
46      6, 13 |        the Blessed One wouldn't say that. It's impossible, there
47      6, 13 |         case where a monk might say, 'Although "I am" is gone,
48      6, 13 |       He should be told, 'Don't say that. You shouldn't speak
49      6, 13 |        the Blessed One wouldn't say that. It's impossible, there
50      6, 45 |     companions in the holy life say about him, 'This venerable
51      6, 63 |         I will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~
52      7, 7  |        pieces of gold, lord, to say nothing of his silver." ~"
53      7, 7  |         treasure, Ugga. I don't say that it's not. And that
54      7, 49 |       One's presence." ~"As you say, venerable sir," the lay
55      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'As he lives in apprenticeship
56      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'Having heard the Dhamma,
57      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'He is virtuous. He dwells
58      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'He has heard much, has
59      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'He keeps his persistence
60      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'When he is in the midst
61      8, 2  |  unification [of mind]. ~"[They say:] 'He remains focused on
62      8, 6  |         I will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~
63      8, 30 |        Rains Retreat." ~"As you say, venerable sir," Ven. Anuruddha
64      8, 43 |       treasures12 -- that is to say, Anga, Magadha, Kasi, Kosala,
65      8, 54 |        there would be those who say -- 'This person enjoys his
66      8, 54 |        there would be those who say -- 'This person will die
67      9, 1  |         I will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~
68      9, 7  |    rightly. Both before & now I say to you that an arahant monk
69      9, 7  |           Both before and now I say to you that an arahant monk
70      9, 41 |        day's abiding." ~"As you say, lord," Ven. Ananda responded. ~
71      9, 41 |      bear it in mind." ~"As you say, sir," Tapussa the householder
72     10, 69 |       mighty, so powerful -- to say nothing of the wanderers
73     10, 94 |      those foolish men. I don't say that all asceticism is to
74     10, 94 |         to be pursued, nor do I say that all asceticism is not
75     10, 94 |      not to be pursued. I don't say that all observances should
76     10, 94 |        not be observed. I don't say that all exertions are to
77     10, 94 |         to be pursued, nor do I say that all exertions are not
78     10, 94 |      not to be pursued. I don't say that all forfeiture should
79     10, 94 |   should be forfeited, nor do I say that all forfeiture should
80     10, 94 |       not be forfeited. I don't say that all release is to be
81     10, 94 |      used for release, nor do I say that all release is not
82     10, 96 |     what I see. Knowing that, I say 'I know.' Seeing that, I
83     10, 96 |         I know.' Seeing that, I say 'I see.' Why should I say '
84     10, 96 |       say 'I see.' Why should I say 'I don't know, I don't see'?
85     10, 108|        a purging there; I don't say that there's not, but it
86     10, 108|         I will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~
87     10, 176|         I will speak." ~"As you say, lord," Cunda the silversmith