Chapter

 1 6 |            20. The field where that friend of the world shall save
 2 8 |           some man having come to a friend's house got drunk or fell
 3 8 |            or fell asleep, and that friend bound a priceless gem within
 4 8 |    contented and satisfied. The old friend of that man, O Lord, who
 5 8 |           and says: How is it, good friend, that thou hast such difficulty
 6 8 |         shouldst live in ease, good friend, have bound within thy garment
 7 8 |        given thee that gem, my good friend, the very gem I have bound
 8 8 |          something foolish, my good friend, to be contented, when thou
 9 8 |           and clothing. Go, my good friend, betake thyself, with this
10 8 |           who enters the house of a friend, which friend, being rich
11 8 |            house of a friend, which friend, being rich and wealthy,
12 8 | circumstances he is seen by his old friend who at home gave him that
13 8 |           gave him that jewel. This friend properly reprimands him
14 8 |           cared for it.~44. But the Friend of the world has taught
15 9 |       former) vow. He glorifies the Friend of the world (by saying):
16 11|        monks, Devadatta was my good friend. By the aid of Devadatta
17 13|        shall be closed.~59. He is a friend to all creatures in the
18 17|            mother, father, kinsman, friend, acquaintance, or any other
19 17|            to another person: Come, friend, and hear the Dharmaparyâya
20 25|          king, the office of a true friend who rouses (another) to