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 1     Int         |        succinct expression of the Buddha's teaching found in the
 2     Int         |        the Indian sage called the Buddha, an honorific title meaning "
 3     Int         |           sense of the title, the Buddha, the Enlightened One. Thereafter,
 4     Int         |             To his followers, the Buddha is neither a god, a divine
 5     Int         |           upon the bedrock of the Buddha's own clear comprehension
 6     Int         |           multiple aspects of the Buddha's teaching, offering a variety
 7     Int         |          longer discourses of the Buddha contained in the prose sections
 8     Int         |           have been spoken by the Buddha on a single occasion, and
 9     Int         |  discerned. ~The teachings of the Buddha, viewed in their completeness,
10     Int         |       example, in many verses the Buddha commends certain practices
11     Int         |        maxim which holds that the Buddha's teaching is designed to
12     Int, 1      |          The scent of virtue, the Buddha declares, is sweeter than
13     Int, 2      |         evident solution, but the Buddha's teaching reveals the factor
14     Int, 2      |         desires and emotions. The Buddha distinguishes kamma into
15     Int, 2      |   rebirths called samsara. In the Buddha's teaching, life is not
16     Int, 2      |          these various realms the Buddha locates in kamma, our own
17     Int, 3      |         the final teaching of the Buddha, and thus cannot provide
18     Int, 3      |       previous experience for the Buddha's distinctive exposition
19     Int, 3      |        ultimate goal to which the Buddha points, as the immediate
20     Int, 3      |          190-192, 273), which the Buddha had proclaimed already in
21     Int, 3      |          in any walk of life. The Buddha taught it to laypeople as
22     Int, 3      |           of liberation. Thus the Buddha established the Sangha,
23     Int, 3      |    optimal exemplification in the Buddha, the promulgator and master
24     Int, 3      |       entire teaching. It was the Buddha who. without any aid or
25     Int, 3      |     wisdom (353). Born a man, the Buddha always remains essentially
26     Int, 3      |       splendor of his wisdom, the Buddha by his very being confirms
27     Int, 3      |          and the "far shore." The Buddha appears in the world as
28     Int, 3      |       demanding, the voice of the Buddha speaks words of assurance
29     Int, 3      |          entire discipline of the Buddha, from basic morality to
30     Int, 3      |     complacency. Heedfulness, the Buddha declares, is the path to
31     Pre         |         perfect compendium of the Buddha's teaching, comprising between
32     Pre         |          originally spoken by the Buddha in response to a particular
33     Pre         |     flashed into the heart of the Buddha have crystallized into these
34     Pre         |    guideline to right living. The Buddha unambiguously pointed out
35     Pre         |   reference, the teachings of the Buddha inevitably suffer some distortion.
36     Pre         |        practicing follower of the Buddha to transmit the spirit and
37     Pre         |        newly added subtitle, "The Buddha's Path of Wisdom," is not
38     Pre         | Dhammapada all originate from the Buddha's wisdom and lead the one
39     Pre         |           they find access in the Buddha's Dispensation and attain
40       5, 78     |         monk, the disciple of the Buddha, be carried away by worldly
41       6, 82     |       known by the Noble One (the Buddha). ~
42      11, 154(13)|  commentary, these verses are the Buddha's "Song of Victory," his
43      14         |                          14 - The Buddha~Translated from the Pali
44      14, 179    |          you trace that trackless Buddha of limitless range, whose
45      14, 180    |          you trace that trackless Buddha of limitless range, in whom
46      14, 186-87 |           disciple of the Supreme Buddha delights in the destruction
47      14, 190-91 |        has gone for refuge to the Buddha, the Teaching and his Order,
48      14, 193    |         the thoroughbred man (the Buddha); he is not born everywhere.
49      15, 202(17)|         of factors into which the Buddha analyzes the living being --
50      18, 254    |           no recluse outside (the Buddha's dispensation). Mankind
51      18, 255    |           no recluse outside (the Buddha's dispensation). There are
52      20, 273    |           men the Seeing One (the Buddha) is the best. ~
53      21, 296    |           of the Qualities of the Buddha. ~
54      24, 353(23)|              v. 353) This was the Buddha's reply to a wandering ascetic
55      24, 353(23)|        him about his teacher. The Buddha's answer shows that Supreme
56      25, 368    |    devoted to the Teaching of the Buddha attains the peace of Nibbana,
57      25, 381    |      faith in the Teaching of the Buddha, the monk attains the Peaceful
58      25, 382    |    himself to the Teaching of the Buddha illumines this world like
59      26, 383(26)|       stature; by the time of the Buddha the brahmans had turned
60      26, 383(26)|       genuine inner sanctity. The Buddha attempted to restore to
61      26, 387    |     shines in meditation. But the Buddha shines resplendent all day
62      26, 392    |          the Dhamma taught by the Buddha. ~
63      26, 394(28)|           394) In the time of the Buddha, such ascetic practices