Book, Sutta

 1      1, 49-52|             present, which is why I tell you that -- for the uninstructed
 2      1, 49-52|             present, which is why I tell you that -- for the well-instructed
 3      3, 58   |        these three impediments. ~"I tell you, Vaccha, even if a person
 4      3, 58   |            which he is endowed. ~"I tell you: What is given to one
 5      3, 65   |        after another person's wife, tell lies, or induce others to
 6      3, 65   |        after another person's wife, tell lies, or induce others to
 7      3, 65   |        after another person's wife, tell lies, or induce others to
 8      3, 65   |       commit adultery, and does not tell lies; he prompts another
 9      3, 65   |       commit adultery, and does not tell lies; he prompts another
10      3, 65   |       commit adultery, and does not tell lies; he prompts another
11      3, 71   |          This counts as stealing, I tell you. Such is the Uposatha
12      3, 71   |            is not given;~should not tell a lie~    or be a drinker
13      4, 41   |                  at peace -- ~he, I tell you, has crossed over birth~  
14      4, 45   |         pass away or reappear?" ~"I tell you, friend, that it is
15      4, 45   |         said by the Blessed One: 'I tell you, friend, that it is
16      4, 45   |         said by the Blessed One: 'I tell you, friend, that it is
17      4, 45   |          Blessed One responded:] "I tell you, friend, that it is
18      4, 45   |             But at the same time, I tell you that there is no making
19      4, 79   | contemplative, makes him an offer: 'Tell me, sir, what you need in
20      4, 79   | contemplative, makes him an offer: 'Tell me, sir, what you need in
21      4, 79   | contemplative, makes him an offer: 'Tell me, sir, what you need in
22      4, 79   | contemplative, makes him an offer: 'Tell me, sir, what you need in
23      4, 95   |            nor in the wilderness: I tell you that this is a simile
24      4, 102  |              This type of person, I tell you, is like the thunderhead
25      4, 102  |              This type of person, I tell you, is like the thunderhead
26      4, 102  |              This type of person, I tell you, is like the thunderhead
27      4, 102  |              This type of person, I tell you, is like the thunderhead
28      4, 113  |    excellent thoroughbred person, I tell you, is like the excellent
29      4, 113  |    excellent thoroughbred person, I tell you, is like the excellent
30      4, 113  |    excellent thoroughbred person, I tell you, is like the excellent
31      4, 113  |    excellent thoroughbred person, I tell you, is like the excellent
32      4, 159  |             to his feet in my name, tell him, 'The nun named such-and-such,
33      5, 43   |       obtain in the world. ~"Now, I tell you, these five things are
34      5, 75   |            dust. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
35      5, 75   |          banner. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
36      5, 75   |          tumult. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
37      5, 75   |          combat. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
38      5, 75   |          battle. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
39      5, 76   |     intercourse. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
40      5, 76   |             go to the monastery and tell the monks: "Friends, I am
41      5, 76   |            life. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
42      5, 76   |             go to the monastery and tell the monks: "Friends, I am
43      5, 76   |            life. This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
44      5, 76   |             go to the monastery and tell the monks: "Friends, I am
45      5, 76   |           life.' This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
46      5, 76   |        world.' ~"This individual, I tell you, is like the warrior
47      5, 179  |        abundant [in fruit]. ~I will tell you of those peaceful ones,~   
48      6, 45   |             of the mind. For him, I tell you, this is getting into
49      6, 45   |          know about me.' For him, I tell you, this is interest payment. ~"
50      6, 45   |            in this way.' For him, I tell you, this is being served
51      6, 45   |  accompanied by remorse. For him, I tell you, this is being hounded. ~"
52      6, 63   |         expression as its result, I tell you. However a person perceives
53      6, 63   |             it said? ~"Intention, I tell you, is kamma. Intending,
54      6, 63   |          kamma is of three sorts, I tell you: that which arises right
55      6, 63   |           two to stop this pain?' I tell you, monks, that stress
56      8, 6    |     despairs. He is not released, I tell you, from suffering & stress. ~"
57      8, 6    |         despairs. He is released, I tell you, from suffering & stress. ~"
58      9, 7    |          fermentations are ended to tell a conscious lie. It is impossible
59      9, 7    |          fermentations are ended to tell a conscious lie. [5] It
60      9, 36   |         free distribution only. ~"I tell you, the ending of the mental
61      9, 36   |            sphere of nothingness. I tell you, the ending of the mental
62      9, 36   |            nor non-perception. ~"'I tell you, the ending of the mental
63      9, 36   |        return from that world. ~"'I tell you, the ending of the mental
64      9, 36   |           feeling & perception -- I tell you that they are to be
65      9, 41   |       approach him and, on arrival, tell him this matter. However
66     10, 60   |            the monk Girimananda and tell him ten perceptions, it'
67     10, 60   |            the monk Girimananda and tell him these ten perceptions,
68     10, 93   |             wanderers said to him, "Tell us, householder, what views
69     10, 93   |      contemplative Gotama has. Then tell us what views the monks
70     10, 93   |           that the monks have. Then tell us what views you have." ~"
71     10, 93   |         with our own positions. Now tell us what views you have." ~"
72     10, 94   |            t declare anything." ~"I tell you, venerable sirs, that
73     10, 94   |     skillful qualities wane, then I tell you that that sort of asceticism
74     10, 94   |     skillful qualities grow, then I tell you that that sort of asceticism
75     10, 94   |     skillful qualities wane, then I tell you that that sort of observance
76     10, 94   |     skillful qualities grow, then I tell you that that sort of observance
77     10, 94   |     skillful qualities wane, then I tell you that that sort of release
78     10, 94   |     skillful qualities grow, then I tell you that that sort of release
79     10, 176  |         asked as a witness, 'Come & tell, good man, what you know':
80     10, 176  |         asked as a witness, 'Come & tell, good man, what you know':
81     10, 176  |         Thus he doesn't consciously tell a lie for his own sake,
82     10, 176  |          has heard here he does not tell there to break those people
83     10, 176  |             heard there he does not tell here to break these people