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 1      3, 22 |            III.22 Gilana Sutta - Sick People~Translated from the
 2      3, 22 |         are these three types of sick people to be found existing
 3      3, 22 |         There is the case of the sick person who -- regardless
 4      3, 22 |         There is the case of the sick person who -- regardless
 5      3, 22 |         There is the case of the sick person who will recover
 6      3, 22 |        Now, it is because of the sick person who will recover
 7      3, 22 |     doesn't -- that food for the sick has been allowed, medicine
 8      3, 22 |        allowed, medicine for the sick has been allowed, nursing
 9      3, 22 |         allowed, nursing for the sick has been allowed. And it
10      3, 22 |    because there is this sort of sick person that the other sorts
11      3, 22 |          that the other sorts of sick persons are to be nursed
12      3, 22 |     These are the three types of sick people to be found existing
13      3, 22 |          like the three types of sick people, are to be found
14      3, 22 |          like the three types of sick people, to be found existing
15      4, 159| such-and-such, venerable sir, is sick, in pain, severely ill.
16      4, 159| such-and-such, venerable sir, is sick, in pain, severely ill.
17      5, 49 |     Kosalan sat there miserable, sick at heart, his shoulders
18      5, 49 |         sitting there miserable, sick at heart... at a loss for
19      5, 121|          121 Gilana Sutta - To a Sick Man~Translated from the
20      5, 121|        seclusion and went to the sick ward, where he saw a monk
21      5, 176|     medicinal requisites for the sick, but you shouldn't rest
22      5, 176|     medicinal requisites for the sick.' So you should train yourself, '
23      5, 176|     medicinal requisites for the sick, but you shouldn't rest
24      5, 176|     medicinal requisites for the sick." So you should train yourself, "
25      5, 196| medicinal requisites to cure the sick, but he would use them unattached
26      6, 16 |         had recovered from being sick, not long after his recovery
27      7, 64 |        requisites for curing the sick. If he didn't know moderation
28      7, 64 |        requisites for curing the sick, he wouldn't be said to
29      7, 64 |        requisites for curing the sick, that he is said to be one
30     10, 71 |        requisites for curing the sick,' then he should be one
31     10, 71 |        requisites for curing the sick, may that be of great fruit,
32     10, 71 |        requisites for curing the sick are available,' then he