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 1 I    |           above life and power over death would be mine, - and the
 2 I    |            declared a god after his death, no matter bow humble his
 3 I    |             The after-terror of the death escaped and the stupefaction
 4 II   |           remains to challenge even death: - ~I~Parted from you, my
 5 III  |           the story of her life and death, copies of her last letters,
 6 III  |      Happiest he who, from birth to death, sees ever through some
 7 IV   |            in all countries play at death. Before the sense of personal
 8 IV   |            personal identity comes, death cannot be seriously considered;
 9 IV   |             real sorrow and fear of death arise in us only through
10 IV   |            in any event, feel about death just as you or I do. They
11 IV   |          shoreless Sea of Birth and Death whose surges billow unseen
12 VI   |            and the pain of father's death came too quickly. Eight
13 VI   |         else there would be another death in our house. My brother
14 VI   | ningyô-no-haka it is thought that a death may be prevented. . . .
15 VI   |      forty-ninth day after mother's death, - the day the Soul leaves
16 VII  |           promise of Paradise after death as the immediate reward
17 VII  |             expressing in regard to death - or rather in regard to
18 IX   |      subject to the law of life and death. With knowledge of Self
19 IX   |           and the laws of birth and death, there is no grasping, and
20 IX   |             there any one who after death is not reindividualized?"
21 IX   |            sutra, in recounting the death of the Buddha, represents
22 IX   |          sorrow and decrepitude and death. Doubtless the reader knows
23 IX   |           birth; each dissolution a death. There is no other birth
24 IX   |          There is no other birth or death but the birth and death
25 IX   |             death but the birth and death of Karma in some form or
26 IX   |            ghostly Sea of Birth and Death. And even as the storming
27 IX   |           back through all veils of death and birth, through all evolutions
28 IX   |       person can pass at once after death to the great Paradise of
29 IX   |         that the pilgrimage through death and birth must continue,
30 IX   |         Nirvana at once after their death as men or women. There are
31 IX(1)|           over the Sea of Birth and Death] all sentient beings. Wheresoever
32 X(1) |             one hundred years after death. The jiû-san kwaiki is the
33 X(1) |           the thirteenth year after death. By "thirteenth" in the
34 X(1) |          that the year in which the death took place is counted for
35 XI   |      foulness, are not different; - death and life are one and the
36 XI   |          phantom-whirl of birth and death to which, by their own thoughts