Book, Sutta

 1      3, 61 |             there are not only one hundred other monks... two... three...
 2      3, 61 |              three... four... five hundred other monks: the monks who
 3      3, 71 |           months make a year. Five hundred such heavenly years constitute
 4      3, 101|           thrown into jail for one hundred dollars. And there is the
 5      3, 101|           thrown into jail for one hundred dollars. Now what sort of
 6      3, 101|            for a dollar... for one hundred dollars? There is the case
 7      3, 101|            for a dollar... for one hundred dollars. And what sort of
 8      3, 101|            for a dollar... for one hundred dollars? There is the case
 9      3, 101|            for a dollar... for one hundred dollars. ~"In the same way,
10      3, 102|          thirty, forty, fifty, one hundred, one thousand, one hundred
11      3, 102|         hundred, one thousand, one hundred thousand, many aeons of
12      3, 103|          thirty, forty, fifty, one hundred, one thousand, one hundred
13      3, 103|         hundred, one thousand, one hundred thousand, many aeons of
14      4, 45 | one-hundred year span -- spent one hundred years traveling -- apart
15      5, 28 |          thirty, forty, fifty, one hundred, one thousand, one hundred
16      5, 28 |         hundred, one thousand, one hundred thousand, many aeons of
17      7, 7  |            great resources?" ~"One hundred thousand pieces of gold,
18      8, 43 |           Four Great Kings is five hundred of those heavenly years.
19      8, 43 |          That which among men is a hundred years, Visakha, is one night
20      8, 43 |        That which among men is two hundred years, Visakha, is one night
21      8, 43 |            which among men is four hundred years, Visakha, is one night
22      8, 43 |           which among men is eight hundred years, Visakha, is one night
23      8, 43 |         which among men is sixteen hundred years, Visakha, is one night
24      9, 35 |          thirty, forty, fifty, one hundred, one thousand, one hundred
25      9, 35 |         hundred, one thousand, one hundred thousand, many aeons of
26     10, 47 |              forty... fifty... one hundred kahapanas. Would he deserve
27     10, 47 |          do you think: earning one hundred, one thousand kahapanas
28     10, 47 |          his gains, living for one hundred years, would a man arrive
29     10, 47 |           to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries,
30     10, 47 |       bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia.
31     10, 47 |             a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia. And he would be
32     10, 47 |           to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries,
33     10, 47 |       bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia.
34     10, 47 |             a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia. And he would be
35     10, 47 |           to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries,
36     10, 47 |       bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia.
37     10, 47 |             a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia. And he would be
38     10, 47 |           to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries,
39     10, 47 |       bliss for a hundred years, a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia.
40     10, 47 |             a hundred centuries, a hundred millenia. And he would be