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 1   10a      |     and lamentation, for the destruction of suffering and grief,
 2   10a, 9   |     and lamentation, for the destruction of suffering and grief,
 3   10b      |     and lamentation, for the destruction of suffering and grief,
 4   10b  (6) |     the breath-body are: the destruction of the body and of the nasal
 5   10b, 13  |     and lamentation, for the destruction of suffering and grief,
 6    11  (10)|      ignorance, and then the destruction of ignorance is shown to
 7    12      | practices it to the complete destruction of suffering."3 ~3. Then,
 8    12      | practices it to the complete destruction of suffering.' ~5. "Sariputta,
 9    12  (3) |    being led to the complete destruction of suffering is, as a goal,
10    12, 14  |  that are taintless with the destruction of the taints. That too
11    12, 15  | practices it to the complete destruction of suffering.' And seeing
12    12  (14)|  complete purity through the destruction of all defilements; it points
13    12, 18  |  that are taintless with the destruction of the taints. ~ ~
14    12, 19  |  that are taintless with the destruction of the taints.' And then
15    12, 19  |  that are taintless with the destruction of the taints, and is experiencing
16    12, 20  |      with it to the complete destruction of suffering. ~57. "Sariputta,
17    63      |    despair, & distress whose destruction I make known right in the
18    63      |    despair, & distress whose destruction I make known right in the
19    63      |    despair, & distress whose destruction I make known right in the
20    63      |    despair, & distress whose destruction I make known right in the
21   125, 25  |  bourn, a heaven world. ~(3. Destruction of Cankers: Sainthood)~"
22   125, 25  |      to the knowledge of the destruction of the cankers.5 He understands
23   140      |      to the Dhamma. With the destruction of the first five fetters,