Chapter

 1 2 |           preach it to thee.~134. At certain times, at certain places,
 2 2 |            134. At certain times, at certain places, somehow do the leaders
 3 3 |      following case, Sâriputra. In a certain village, town, borough,
 4 3 |              or capital, there was a certain housekeeper, old, aged,
 5 3 |              it is the property of a certain man,~56. And that while
 6 4 |              a case, O Lord, as if a certain man went away from his father
 7 5 |        Kâsyapa, similar to that of a certain blind-born man, who says:
 8 6 |            also.~12. (It is as if) a certain man, in time of famine,
 9 8 |             is a case like that of a certain man who enters the house
10 10| Bhaishagyarâga, similar to that of a certain man, who in need and in
11 10|            man will be convinced and certain that water is near. In the
12 10|            case similar to that of a certain man who in want of water
13 15|           not. They feel (however) a certain aspiration by which their
14 24|            the Dhyânibuddhas, and of certain geniuses, and an ephitet