Chapter, Paragraph

 1     Int, 3  |      intrinsic inadequacy of all conditioned things, his focal aspiration
 2     Int, 3  | unsatisfactoriness of everything conditioned (202-203). The first truth
 3     Int, 3  |         insight-wisdom: that all conditioned things are impermanent,
 4     Int, 3  |     extends beyond the limits of conditioned existence to include the
 5     Int, 3  |        antithetical poles of the conditioned and the unconditioned, samsara
 6      15, 203|     Hunger is the worst disease, conditioned things the worst suffering.
 7      18, 255|      dispensation). There are no conditioned things that are eternal,
 8      20, 277|                        277. "All conditioned things are impermanent" --
 9      20, 278|                        278. "All conditioned things are unsatisfactory" --
10      25, 368|          of the cessation of all conditioned things. ~
11      25, 381|        the bliss of cessation of conditioned things. ~
12      26, 383|       the destruction of all the conditioned things, become, O holy man,