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 1     4      |        terror came while I was walking back & forth, I would not
 2     4      |      or lie down. I would keep walking back & forth until I had
 3     8  (21)|    ready road of harmlessness, walking on which one may easily
 4    10, A   |          2] "Furthermore, when walking, the monk discerns that
 5    10, A   |       monk discerns that he is walking. When standing, he discerns
 6    10, A   | urinating & defecating... when walking, standing, sitting, falling
 7   10a, 5   |        clear comprehension; in walking, in standing (in a place),
 8   10b, 10  |        clear comprehension; in walking, in standing, in sitting,
 9    20      |   thought would occur to a man walking quickly, 'Why am I walking
10    20      |     walking quickly, 'Why am I walking quickly? Why don't I walk
11    20      |       occurs to him, 'Why am I walking slowly? Why don't I stand?'
12   20a      |      man finding no reason for walking fast, walks slowly; finding
13   20a      |  slowly; finding no reason for walking slowly, stands; finding
14   107, 5   |  consciousness whether you are walking, standing, sitting, asleep,
15   119      |      body. ~"Furthermore, when walking, the monk discerns that
16   119      |       monk discerns that he is walking. When standing, he discerns
17   119      | urinating & defecating... when walking, standing, sitting, falling
18   136, Int |      the wanderer Potaliputta, walking and wandering for exercise,