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 1 4 |       lights up all regions, he the king of kings; and I, having
 2 9 |        suffering pain, and not be a King of treasures.~3. "If, when
 3 17|          this world dwell above the king of mountains, Sumeru, namely,
 4 20|       before the face of the mighty king, is neither bright, nor
 5 20|            and radiant,-thus Sakra, king of the Devas, if before
 6 38|         anything, they are like the king of fire; by not clinging
 7 38|         they are like the lion, the king of beasts ; by affording
 8 38|           Nyagrodha (fig-tree), the king of trees; by not being shaken
 9 38|          are like the (Sumeru), the king of mountains; by their feeling
10 38| calumniators, they are like Garuda, king of birds; by their not being
11 39|   enlightened, like the Sumeru, the king of mountains, elevated above
12 41|            to an anointed Kshatriya king, inlaid entirely with gold
13 41|         stairs; and the son of that king having been thrown into
14 41|            had been led away by the king and thrown into the dungeon,
15 41|             he liberated, until the king shows him favour.'~The Bhagavat