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 1      2, 25   |       Which two? He who explains a discourse whose meaning needs to be
 2      2, 25   |         out. And he who explains a discourse whose meaning has already
 3      3, 39   |        Society editions treat this discourse as two discourses -- III.
 4      3, 39   | autobiographical first half of the discourse, suggesting that the two
 5      3, 101  |           For a discussion of this discourse in the general context of
 6      3, 137  |          Dhamma-niyama Sutta - The Discourse on the Orderliness of the
 7      4, 28   |            Ariya-vamsa Sutta - The Discourse on the Traditions of the
 8      4, 67(1)|             The commentary to this discourse does not identify them.~
 9      5, 49   |            Translator's note: This discourse gives the Buddha's recommendations
10      5, 75   |            Translator's note: This discourse is addressed to monks, and
11      5, 75   |           first-line enemy in this discourse. Unfortunately, we don't
12      5, 75   |         fact that the monk in this discourse has to go off alone and
13      5, 76   |          the note to the preceding discourse. ~"Monks, there are these
14      5, 129  |            Translator's note: This discourse lists the five grave deeds
15      5, 175  |            Translator's note: This discourse lists -- first in negative
16      7, 48   |            will teach you a Dhamma discourse on bondage & lack of bondage.
17      7, 48   |             And this is the Dhamma discourse on bondage & lack of bondage." ~ ~        ~
18      7, 49   |            Translator's note: This discourse discusses the motivations
19      8, 43   |         Visakhuposatha Sutta - The Discourse to Visakha ~on the Uposatha
20      8, 43(1)|         disciple (ariya) when this discourse was spoken. ~
21      8, 43   |       Vasettha, when he heard this discourse, after the Buddha had finished
22      8, 63   |            Translator's note: This discourse is important in that it
23     10, 48   |            X.48 Dasadhamma Sutta - Discourse on The Ten Dhammas~Translated
24     10, 60   |           X.60 Girimananda Sutta - Discourse to Girimananda Thera~Translated
25     11, 16   |       Metta (Mettanisamsa) Sutta - Discourse on Advantages of Loving-kindness~