Chapter

 1 1 |          Some, again, give their children and wives; others their
 2 1 |          shall remove it for his children, the Bodhisattvas here striving
 3 2 |       when I saw, Sâriputra, the children of the highest of men by
 4 3 |       great mass of fire; but my children, those young boys, are staying
 5 3 |      calls to the boys: Come, my children; the house is burning with
 6 3 |        that myself as well as my children will come to grief and disaster.
 7 3 |       the boys, says to them: My children, your toys, which are so
 8 3 |         The man, seeing that his children have safely and happily
 9 3 | multitude of men. To each of his children he gives several bullockcarts
10 3 |          these boys being my own children, dear and precious? I have
11 3 |         much more then to my own children. Meanwhile the boys are
12 3 |         first holding out to his children the prospect of three vehicles
13 3 |   skilful device to persuade his children to go out of the burning
14 3 |       motive but the love of his children, gives to all, to coax them,
15 3 |        of his arms, attracts his children out of the burning house
16 3 |          that man, on seeing his children escaped from the burning
17 3 |          that all beings are his children, leads them by no other
18 3 |         63. And he hears his own children, whose minds are engaged
19 3 |     quickly steps in to save his children, lest his ignorant children
20 3 |      children, lest his ignorant children might perish in the flames.~
21 3 |         anxiety on account of my children. What is the use of my having
22 3 |       These young (and ignorant) children are fond of toys, and have
23 3 |           74. On seeing that the children have come out, the man betakes
24 3 |         my own dear twenty young children, were in a dreadful, wretched,
25 3 |         feel most happy.~77. The children, seeing their father happy,
26 3 |         among men.~97. Ye are my children, I am your father, who has
27 15|       once being abroad, all his children incur a disease from poison
28 15|       healthy. Those amongst the children of the physician that have
29 18|          earth, along with their children and wives, go to him with
30 21|       and Hârîtî, all with their children and suite went up to the
31 22|        the abandoning of beloved children and wife. Sacrificing one'
32 22| merchants, like a mother for her children, like a boat for those who
33 25|          grant you leave; go, my children, I give my consent. I myself