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 1     7  (4) |    the hankering after fine material and immaterial existence,
 2     9, 19  | four great elements and the material form derived from the four
 3   10a, 8   |    bhikkhu thinks: 'Thus is material form; thus is the arising
 4   10a, 8   |      thus is the arising of material form; and thus is the disappearance
 5   10a, 8   |     is the disappearance of material form. Thus is feeling; thus
 6   10a, 8   |     understands the eye and material forms and the fetter that
 7   10b, 10  |    5. The Reflection on the Material Elements~And further, monks,
 8   10b, 10  |     disposed, by way of the material elements: "There are in
 9   10b, 10  |     disposed, by way of the material elements: "There are in
10   10b, 13  |     a monk thinks, "Thus is material form; thus is the arising
11   10b, 13  |      thus is the arising of material form; and thus is the disappearance
12   10b, 13  |     is the disappearance of material form. Thus is feeling; thus
13   10b  (23)|    the five aggregates: for material form, the same as for the
14    12  (12)|  pertaining to the realm of material form, the four immaterial
15   107, 2   | sense-organs; having seen a material shape with the eye, do not
16   107, 7   | those with vision might see material shapes -- even so in many
17   109  (2) |   fabrication takes the raw material provided by the objective
18   125, 18  | sense-organs. Having seen a material shape with the eye...(as