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 1    Int, 109  |    desire~However painful this may be.~Rightly comprehending
 2    Int, 109  |     that is well released,~One may reach freedom step by step. ~
 3  Gloss, 122  |      enlightened in this sense may also be awakened, but is
 4      1, 17(*)| companions, and colleagues, he may be expected to develop and
 5      2, 35   |        with the thought, 'Thus may people know me.' This holy
 6      2, 36   |        with the thought, 'Thus may people know me.' This holy
 7      3, 76   |      Which three? [Thinking,] 'May praise come to me,' a wise
 8      3, 76   |       his virtue. [Thinking,] 'May wealth come to me,' a wise
 9      3, 76   |      of the body, after death, may I reappear in a good destination,
10      3, 89   |        to hell, for an aeon." ~May no one in the world~ever
11      3, 90   |    Among whatever beings there may be -- footless, two-footed,
12      3, 90   |       whatever qualities there may be, fabricated or unfabricated,
13      3, 90   |     fabricated qualities there may be, the Noble Eightfold
14      3, 90   |    communities or groups there may be, the Sangha of the Tathagata'
15      3, 91   |        gone forth in this way, may be greedy for sensual pleasures,