Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 |    rescue from bondage all the poor, the miserable, the~helpless."~
 2   1, 6 |        to such conditions: the poor and the rich, the ignorant~
 3   7, 23|  orphans and the friend of the poor." Hearing that~the Buddha
 4  14, 61|    noble~and ignoble, rich and poor. My doctrine is like unto
 5  14, 63|  dwelling in the heart of this poor widow, and wishing the~priesthood
 6  14, 63|     then he proceeded:~ ~ "The poor coppers of this widow~ To
 7  14, 65|       the son~became miserably poor. And the son while searching
 8  14, 65|        known to them. Then the poor man was~exceedingly glad
 9  14, 66|     pity on~him. He bought the poor creature and said to him: '
10  15, 78|      injustice and oppress the poor." The~oppressor of the people,
11  16, 80| Vasavadatta.~When he came, the poor woman ordered her maid to
12  16, 84|     Gotami, an orphan and~very poor, passed by, and seeing the
13  16, 84|   husband, parent, or friend." Poor~Kisa Gotami now went from
14  16, 86|      the world to befriend the poor, to~succor the unprotected,