Chapter, §

 1     7       |             future existence] may be expected. ~"Monks, suppose a cloth
 2     7       |             future existence] may be expected. ~3. "And what, monks, are
 3    10, 4    |             one of two fruits can be expected for him: either gnosis right
 4    10, 4    |             one of two fruits can be expected for him: either gnosis right
 5    10, 4    |             one of two fruits can be expected for him: either gnosis right
 6   10a, 9    |            fruitions is proper to be expected: Knowledge (Arahantship)
 7   10a, 9    |            fruitions is proper to be expected: knowledge here and now;
 8   10a, 9    |            fruitions is proper to be expected: Knowledge here and now;
 9   10a, 9    |            fruitions is proper to be expected: Knowledge here and now;
10   10a, 9    |            fruitions is proper to be expected: Knowledge here and now;
11   10b, 13   |              these two fruits may be expected by him: highest knowledge (
12   10b, 13   |              these two fruits may be expected by him: highest knowledge
13   10b, 13   |              these two fruits may be expected by him: highest knowledge
14   10b, 13   |              these two fruits may be expected by him: highest knowledge
15    14, TrInt|             of conflict. As might be expected, the blame for conflict
16    41, Int  |             oneself, a result can be expected at least "on the dissolution
17   119, 8    | well-undertaken, ten benefits can be expected. Which ten? ~"[1] He conquers
18   119, 8    |            these ten benefits can be expected." ~That is what the Blessed