Chapter

 1 1 |         and not yet having left home (to embrace the ascetic
 2 1 |      that the Lord had left his home to become an ascetic, and
 3 3 |        own course after leaving home, how the idea of the wheel
 4 3 |        sensual pleasures, leave home (to become a wandering ascetic),
 5 7 |        had, full of faith, left home to lead the vagrant life
 6 8 |        by his old friend who at home gave him that jewel. This
 7 13|         all pleasures he leaves home (to become an ascetic),
 8 14|        born in Kapilavastu, the home of the Sâkyas, thou didst
 9 15|        after going out from the home of the Sakyas, arrived at
10 15|         having left my father's home, monks, I have lately arrived
11 15|    father, the physician, comes home from his journey at the
12 17| discourse on the law, goes from home to a monastery, and there
13 17|       this Sûtra, goes from his home to a monastery and there
14 20|         it in a monastery or at home, in the wilderness or in
15 25|        mother, to go forth from home and to embrace the houseless
16 25|      and unanimously forth from home to embrace the houseless