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 1     7      |        Sutta - The Simile of the Cloth~Translated from the Pali
 2     7      |           From The Simile of the Cloth & the Discourse on Effacement (
 3     7      |      this: ~2. "Monks, suppose a cloth were stained and dirty,
 4     7      |         why is that? Because the cloth was not clean. So too, monks,
 5     7      |     expected. ~"Monks, suppose a cloth were clean and bright, and
 6     7      |         why is that? Because the cloth was clean. So too, monks,
 7     7  (1) |        this simile of the soiled cloth. He did so to show that
 8     7  (1) |          brings great results. A cloth soiled by dirt that is adventitious (
 9     7  (1) |      become clean because of the cloth's natural purity. But in
10     7      |    obstacle for him.11 ~"Just as cloth that is stained and dirty
11     8      |           From The Simile of the Cloth & the Discourse on Effacement (
12     8  (16)| mentioned in MN 7 (Simile of the Cloth).  (34)-(36) are called
13    12, 20  |    myself in hemp, in hemp-mixed cloth, in shrouds, in refuse rags,
14    22      |      quickly picked up a sitting cloth and followed right behind
15    45  (1) |     garment would not be made of cloth. ~
16    75      | wonderful, good sirs, is a white cloth -- beautiful, spotless, &
17    75      |          my good man, is a white cloth -- beautiful, spotless, &
18    75      | wonderful, good sirs, is a white cloth -- beautiful, spotless, &
19    75      | wonderful, good sirs, is a white cloth -- beautiful, spotless, &
20    75      |          my good man, is a white cloth -- beautiful, spotless, &
21    75      |          my good man, is a white cloth -- beautiful, spotless, &
22    82      |       off,~wrapped in a piece of cloth,~they place him~    on a
23    82      |     sticks,~in just one piece of cloth,~leaving all his possessions
24   119, 5   |        head to foot with a white cloth so that there would be no
25   119, 5   |          body to which the white cloth did not extend; even so,
26   135      |          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, garlands, scents,
27   135      |          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, garlands, scents,
28   135      |          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, scents, ointments,
29   135      |          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, garlands, scents,
30  135a, Text|          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, garlands, perfumes,
31  135a, Text|          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, garlands, perfumes,
32  135a, Text|          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, perfumes, unguents,
33  135a, Text|          a giver of food, drink, cloth, sandals, garlands, perfumes,