Chapter, Paragraph

 1     Int, 1     |             to dispel any doubts the disciple might entertain as to what
 2     Int, 1     |           very world" (246-247). The disciple should treat all beings
 3     Int, 1     |            the faults of others, the disciple is admonished to examine
 4     Int, 3     |             bases for suffering. The disciple of mature faculties, sufficiently
 5     Int, 3     |       bondage break asunder, and the disciple rises through successive
 6     Int, 3     |       Stream-entry" (sotapatti), the disciple gains his first glimpse
 7     Int, 3     | Once-returner (sakadagami), when the disciple will return to the human
 8     Int, 3     |             lies in the hands of the disciple. The Dhammapada again and
 9       4, 62    |          heap of blinded mortals the disciple of the Supremely Enlightened
10       5, 78    |          this, let not the monk, the disciple of the Buddha, be carried
11      14, 186-87|              heavenly pleasures. The disciple of the Supreme Buddha delights