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 1     4       |             have the perception of 'day' when it is night, and of '
 2     4       |           and of 'night' when it is day. This, I tell you, is their
 3     4       |             have the perception of 'day' when it is day, and of '
 4     4       |      perception of 'day' when it is day, and of 'night' when it
 5     4       |           him for refuge, from this day forward, for life." ~
 6     7       |            Cleansing21 and the Holy Day;22~One pure in heart who
 7     7  (21) |          text has Phaggu which is a day of brahmanic purification
 8    10, A    |             a charnel ground -- one day, two days, three days dead --
 9    12, 20   |            lived on one saucerful a day, on two saucerfuls a day...
10    12, 20   |            day, on two saucerfuls a day... on seven saucerfuls a
11    12, 20   |               on seven saucerfuls a day; I took food once a day,
12    12, 20   |             day; I took food once a day, once every two days...
13    12, 20   |            night in the open and by day in the grove.18 In the last
14    12, 20   |             season I would dwell by day in the open and by night
15    12, 20   |            by night and scorched by day,~Alone in awe-inspiring
16    12, 20   |         eaten a single kola-fruit a day. Sariputta, you may think
17    12, 20   |            on a single kola-fruit a day, my body reached a state
18    12, 20   |         eaten a single rice grain a day. Sariputta, you may think
19    12, 20   |            on a single rice grain a day, my body reached a state
20    14, Text |           to the Great Wood for the day's abiding. Plunging into
21    14, Text |             a bilva sapling for the day's abiding. ~Dandapani ("
22    19       |           for a night... even for a day... even for a day & night,
23    19       |             for a day... even for a day & night, I do not envision
24    19       |           for a night... even for a day... even for a day & night,
25    19       |             for a day... even for a day & night, I do not envision
26    19       |           for a night... even for a day... even for a day & night,
27    19       |             for a day... even for a day & night, I do not envision
28    21       |           slave got up later in the day. Then Lady Vedehika said
29    21       |             you get up later in the day?' ~"'No reason, madam.' ~"'
30    21       |             you get up later in the day?' Angered & displeased,
31    21       |            got up even later in the day. Then Lady Vedehika said
32    21       |            get up even later in the day?' ~"'No reason, madam.' ~"'
33    21       |            get up even later in the day?' Angered & displeased,
34    22       |          Grove of the Blind for the day's abiding. ~Then a certain
35    22       |          Grove of the Blind for the day's abiding." So Ven. Sariputta
36    22       |             shade of a tree for the day's abiding. Ven. Sariputta
37    22       |             shade of a tree for the day's abiding. ~Then in the
38    45       |            one house & one morsel a day, or two houses & two morsels...
39    45       |            lives on one saucerful a day, two... seven saucerfuls
40    45       |           two... seven saucerfuls a day. He takes food once a day,
41    45       |           day. He takes food once a day, once every two days...
42    58, Text |           him for refuge, from this day forward, for life." ~See
43    61       |      refreshed and joyful, training day and night in skillful mental
44    61       |      refreshed and joyful, training day and night in skillful mental
45    61       |      refreshed and joyful, training day and night in skillful mental
46    72       |           him for refuge, from this day forward, for life." ~See
47    82       |           of a certain tree for the day's abiding. On seeing him,
48    82       |           of a certain tree for the day's abiding." ~"In that case,
49    95       |           gone for refuge from this day forward, for life." ~See
50   107  (1)  |           is not to be built in one day [Commentary]. ~
51   107  (2)  |         three Vedas by heart in one day [Commentary]. ~
52   107, 4    |            on vigilance; during the day while pacing up and down,
53   108, Text |           codified. On the uposatha day, all of us who live dependent
54   118       |            occasion -- the Uposatha day of the fifteenth, the full-moon
55   118       |            occasion -- the Uposatha day of the fifteenth, the full-moon
56   119       |             a charnel ground -- one day, two days, three days dead --
57   126  (3)  |                             To this day, this is the way butter
58   131       | Bhaddekaratta Sutta - An Auspicious Day~Translated from the Pali
59   131, TrInt|        speak of a 24-hour period of day and night as a "night."
60   131, TrInt|          the same period of time a "day." As the verse that forms
61   131, TrInt|       practicing "relentlessly both day and night," the "night"
62   131, TrInt|           equivalent: An Auspicious Day. ~Ven. Ñanamoli is probably
63   131, TrInt|             to time is what makes a day auspicious. ~
64   131, Text |           who has had an auspicious day. Listen & pay close attention.
65   131, Text |               relentlessly~    both day & night,~has truly had an
66   131, Text |             truly had an auspicious day:~so says the Peaceful Sage. ~"
67   131, Text |               relentlessly~    both day & night,~has truly had an
68   131, Text |             truly had an auspicious day:~so says the Peaceful Sage. ~"'
69   131, Text |           who has had an auspicious day.' Thus it was said, and
70   135       |           him for refuge, from this day forward, for life." ~
71   152       |         onto an iron pan heated all day: Slow would the falling