Book, Sutta

 1      3, 15 |      its rim is crooked, with faults & flaws. Its spokes are
 2      3, 15 |      spokes are crooked, with faults & flaws. Its hub is crooked,
 3      3, 15 |      Its hub is crooked, with faults & flaws. Because its rim...
 4      3, 15 |         hub are crooked, with faults & flaws, when set rolling
 5      3, 15 |       is not crooked, with no faults or flaws. Its spokes are
 6      3, 15 |      are not crooked, with no faults or flaws. Its hub is not
 7      3, 15 |       is not crooked, with no faults or flaws. Because its rim...
 8      3, 15 |      are not crooked, with no faults or flaws, when set rolling
 9      3, 15 |     with the crookedness, the faults, the flaws of wood. Now
10      3, 15 | dealing with the crookedness, faults, & flaws of bodily action;
11      3, 15 | dealing with the crookedness, faults, & flaws of verbal action;
12      3, 15 | dealing with the crookedness, faults, & flaws of mental action. ~"
13      3, 15 |      in whom the crookedness, faults, & flaws of bodily action
14      3, 15 |   abandoned; the crookedness, faults, & flaws of verbal action
15      3, 15 |   abandoned; the crookedness, faults, & flaws of mental action
16      3, 15 |      in whom the crookedness, faults, & flaws of bodily action
17      3, 15 |   abandoned; the crookedness, faults, & flaws of verbal action
18      3, 15 |   abandoned; the crookedness, faults, & flaws of mental action
19      3, 15 |     will abandon crookedness, faults, & flaws in bodily action.
20      3, 15 |     will abandon crookedness, faults, & flaws in verbal action.
21      3, 15 |     will abandon crookedness, faults, & flaws in mental action.'
22      4, 37 |       danger in the slightest faults. This is how a monk is consummate
23      4, 181|       danger in the slightest faults. This is how a monk is skilled
24      5, 114|       danger in the slightest faults.' Thus they should be encouraged,
25      8, 2  |       danger in the slightest faults. This is the fourth cause,
26      8, 2  |       danger in the slightest faults. Surely, knowing, he knows;
27      9, 1  |       danger in the slightest faults. This is the second prerequisite
28      9, 1  |       danger in the slightest faults. ~"When a monk has admirable
29     10, 17 |       danger in the slightest faults. And the fact that he is
30     10, 17 |       danger in the slightest faults, is a quality creating a
31     10, 71 |       danger in the slightest faults. ~[1] "If a monk would wish, '
32     10, 71 |       danger in the slightest faults.' Thus was it said. And