Chapter

 1 3 |           Then, Sâriputra, the man gives to his sons, who run swift
 2 3 |            each of his children he gives several bullockcarts of
 3 3 |          the love of his children, gives to all, to coax them, vehicles
 4 3 |        able device, and afterwards gives them magnificent, great
 5 3 | consciousness of his great wealth, gives the boys one single grand
 6 3 |       world, to them the Tathâgata gives as toys to amuse themselves
 7 3 |           excellent carts that man gives to all his sons, who, overjoyed
 8 3 |        give them much, and what he gives is soon lost. Such is the
 9 4 |           those who are subdued he gives his wealth.~49. It is a
10 5 |       finds the four herbs. One he gives after chewing it with the
11 5 |        them in this manner: one he gives to the blind man after chewing
12 8 |            being rich and wealthy, gives him much food, both hard
13 8 |           him with nourishment, he gives him a jewel of great value.
14 13|              corals; he, moreover, gives elephants, horses, cars,
15 13|     encourage the four classes. He gives them the city of Nirvâna,
16 13|          of his soldiers in battle gives them all his property, at
17 13|         king, ruler of armies, who gives to his soldiers various
18 13|             foot soldiers; he also gives towns and villages, in token
19 13|             In his satisfaction he gives to some hand-ornaments,
20 13|         stones (?), coral; he also gives slaves of various description.~
21 15|           pounds it on a stone and gives it as a potion to his sons,
22 16|      compassion for living beings, gives such instruction as suits
23 17|       virtue, a lover of good, who gives to that whole body the pleasures,
24 17|       desire, like, and relish. He gives to each of them all Gambudvîpa
25 17|        amusements, and enjoyments; gives bullion, gold, silver, gems,
26 17|          bullocks, with elephants; gives palaces and towers. In this
27 17|           that account, because he gives to the beings all that is