Chapter

 1 3 |      unsurpassed tamer of men, a master of gods and men, a Lord
 2 3 |    turned here, O Lord. Today, O Master, thou hast preached this
 3 3 |         of the science without a master, of self-restraint and tranquillity,
 4 3 |       one, the science without a master, apply themselves to the
 5 3 |           But the man who is the master of the house looks on from
 6 4 | predilection for it.~47. And the Master of the world, the Self-born
 7 5 |       Tathâgata, Kâsyapa, is the master of the law, the king, lord,
 8 5 |         law, the king, lord, and master of all laws. And whatever
 9 7 |     monks, some arithmetician or master of arithmetic might, indeed,
10 7 |         a ruler (and teacher), a master; to-day all quarters are
11 7 |       and anxious, say: 'Verily, Master, guide, and leader, know
12 7 |        the guide: 'We are tired, Master; we are not able to go on;
13 8 |   thereafter he, the Sugata, the Master, added the following stanzas:~
14 11|        order to see this extinct Master.~5. After laying out for
15 12|         the leader; thou art the master of the world, including
16 13|   thereafter he, the Sugata, the Master, added the following:~39.
17 14|          memory, the sons of the Master of the world.~47. How will
18 16|       who hear this law from the Master, some will obtain enlightenment
19 17|         In this way, Agita, that master of munificence, that great
20 17|          munificence, that great master of munificence continues
21 17|         years. Then, Agita, that master of munificence, that great
22 17|          munificence, that great master of munificence reflects
23 17|        opinion, Agita, will that master of munificence, that great
24 17|          munificence, that great master of munificence, on account
25 17|            take) on one side the master of munificence, the great
26 17|        of munificence, the great master of munificence, who produces
27 17|          with the charity of the master of munificence, the great
28 17|        of munificence, the great master of munificence, then the
29 17|         with the charity of that master of munificence, that great
30 17|          munificence, that great master of munificence, and connected
31 18|   thereafter he, the Sugata, the Master, added:~7. The organ of
32 18|         stands on the stage of a master; he may preach to all creatures
33 20|        troop, a great troop, the master of a troop, who was the
34 22|     Sarvasattvapriyadarsana, our master and instructor, is now deprived
35 25|         to the boys: Who is your master, young gentlemen? whose
36 25|       the gods. That Lord is our Master, O noble king; we are his
37 25|         princes: I will see your Master, young gentlemen; I am to
38 25|      shall perform the task of a master , who shall admonish, introduce,