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 1  Pre     |      fingers of at least five people would be needed to count
 2  Int     |     one of human cooperation: people attain their goals by working
 3  Int     |  roles in such a way that all people can choose to be heroic,
 4  Int     |    are four: associating with people of integrity, listening
 5  Int     |       might not be obvious to people who are new to either of
 6    4     |    midst of the rubbish-like,~people run-of-the-mill & blind,~   
 7    6     |                   Few are the people~who reach the Far Shore.~   
 8   12(166)|     IV.95 lists four types of people in descending order: those
 9   13     |          few, few~    are the people~who make it to heaven. ~ ~
10   14     |     to park and tree shrines:~people threatened with danger.~
11   15     |    are hostile.~Among hostile people,~free from hostility we
12   15     |    miserable.~Among miserable people,~free from misery we dwell.~
13   15     |      who are busy.~Among busy people,~free from busyness we dwell.~
14   17     |              If knowledgeable people praise him,~having observed
15   18     |                               People give~in line with their
16   18     |     no outside contemplative.~People are smitten~with complications,~
17   19(265)| describe the moral quality of people and acts. Discordant intervals
18   19(271)|     ease that run-of-the-mill people don't know," according to
19   19     |          that run-of-the-mill people~    don't know':~ever let
20   21     |        to stay with dissonant people,~painful     to travel the
21   22     |   didn't.'~Both -- low-acting people -- ~there become equal:~
22   23     |   accusation,~for the mass of people~have         no principles. ~ ~
23   24     |     are the joys of a person.~People, bound by enticement,~looking
24   24     |       Encircled with craving,~people hop round & around~like
25   24     |       Encircled with craving,~people hop round & around~like
26   24(353)|       I.6.7, one of the first people the Buddha met after his
27   24     |  Fields are spoiled by weeds;~people, by passion.~So what's given
28   24     |  Fields are spoiled by weeds;~people, by aversion.~So what's
29   24     |  Fields are spoiled by weeds;~people, by delusion.~So what's
30   24     |  Fields are spoiled by weeds;~people, by longing.~So what's given
31 Notes    |       that taste to different people on different occasions,
32 Notes    | variety was the fact that the people of northern India in his
33 Notes    |    other monks, nuns, and lay people doubtlessly had their own
34 Notes    |     were monks, nuns, and lay people like him even while the
35  Glo     |    spiritual pride that keeps people attached to especially refined
36  Glo     |    Fire Unbound) reveals that people of the Buddha's time felt