Chapter, Paragraph

 1     Int     |         several successive verses may have been spoken by the
 2     Int     |           Chapters 4 and 23) this may be a metaphorical symbol
 3     Int     |    apparent inconsistencies which may perplex the unwary. For
 4     Int     |           appear incompatible and may even elicit the judgment
 5     Int     |           diversity of needs that may co-exist even in a single
 6     Int, 1  |          those whom one's actions may affect (129-132). The most
 7     Int, 2  |   springing from intention, which may manifest itself outwardly
 8     Int, 2  |         in the course of his life may fade from memory without
 9     Pre     |      references or analogies that may not be evident to the reader.
10     Pre     |   relatives, departed and living. May they find access in the
11     Pre     | Dispensation and attain Nibbana! ~May all beings be happy ! ~Acharya
12       3, 45 |            Whatever harm an enemy may do to an enemy, or a hater
13       5, 73 |          Month after month a fool may eat his food with the tip
14       8, 103|                   103. Though one may conquer a thousand times
15       9, 119|                           119. It may be well with the evil-doer
16       9, 120|                           120. It may be ill with the doer of
17       9, 124|       hand there is no wound, one may carry even poison in it.
18       9, 127|           there a place where one may escape from the results
19       9, 128|           there a place where one may will not be overcome by
20      10, 133|     speech hurts, and retaliation may overtake you. ~
21      20, 282|           himself that his wisdom may increase. ~
22      21, 290| renouncing a lesser happiness one may realize a greater happiness,