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  1   1, 25 |          purified by her vow, her son was born for the welfare
  2   1, 37 |         The gods in homage to the son of Maya, with their heads
  3   1, 47 |                     47. 'Yea, the son of Sarasvatt I proclaimed
  4   1, 48 |           never invented the wise son of Atri proclaimed after
  5   1, 49 |        Kusika never attained,-his son, O king, found out the means
  6   1, 62 |           heavenly path, that thy son has been born for the sake
  7   1, 65 |      great seer beheld the king's son with wonder,-his foot marked
  8   1, 66 |        his nurse's side, like the son of Agni (Skanda) seated
  9   1, 67 |          through his love for his son, and with his hands clasped
 10   1, 70 |          ever awake, even when my son is asleep'?~
 11   1, 71 |        love of near kindred for a son.'~
 12   1, 83 |           thinking, 'such is this son of mine,' he considered
 13   1, 85 |          thus disturbed about his son, departed by the way of
 14   1, 86 |    resolution and having seen the son of his younger sister, the
 15   1, 86 |           ways, as if he were his son, to listen to the sage's
 16   1, 87 |    well-pleased at the birth of a son, having thrown off all those
 17   1, 87 |       worldly objects, caused his son to go through the usual
 18   1, 88 |          were fulfilled after his son's birth, with his thoughts
 19   1, 88 |           joy, he offered for his son most elaborate sacrifices
 20   1, 89 |           to the brahmans for his son's welfare cows full of milk,
 21   1, 94 |           the birth of the king's son, that city surnamed after
 22   1, 94 |       nymphs, at the birth of his son Nalakuvara.~
 23   2, 1  |         time of the birth of that son of his, who, the true master
 24   2, 11 |         in the days of Yayati the son of Nahusha.~
 25   2, 16 |                     16. When that son was born it was in that
 26   2, 16 |          in the reign of Manu the son of the Sun,-gladness went
 27   2, 17 |        Since at the birth of this son of the king such a universal
 28   2, 18 |       great glory of her new-born son, like some Rishi of the
 29   2, 19 | tenderness, brought up as her own son the young prince who was
 30   2, 33 |          the sake of ensuring his son's prosperity and stirred
 31   2, 36 |           the Afigirasas, for his son's long life; and he offered
 32   2, 46 |           there was born from the son of Suddhodana a son named
 33   2, 46 |           the son of Suddhodana a son named Rahula, with a face
 34   2, 47 |         his race had longed for a son and been exceedingly delighted [
 35   2, 47 |      rejoiced at the birth of his son, so did he now rejoice at
 36   2, 48 |           feel that love which my son feels for my grandson?'
 37   2, 48 |          one who fondly loves his son and is about to rise to
 38   2, 50 |   Svayambhu for the safety of his son, and performed various ceremonies
 39   2, 52 |       kingdom for the sake of his son, his son for his family,
 40   2, 52 |          the sake of his son, his son for his family, his family
 41   2, 53 |          has seen the face of his son, how may my son be stopped
 42   2, 53 |       face of his son, how may my son be stopped from going to
 43   2, 54 |         loving religion, kept his son from religion and set him
 44   2, 55 |           the forest as soon as a son is born to them; therefore
 45   3, 3  |        wish thus expressed by his son, ordered a pleasure-party
 46   3, 3  |        his own, affection and his son's beauty and youth.~
 47   3, 7  |        his eyes, having smelt his son's head and long gazed upon
 48   3, 23 |          23. Beholding the king's son thus radiant in his beauty
 49   3, 26 |           the heart of the king's son.~
 50   3, 29 | charioteer revealed to the king's son the secret that should have
 51   3, 38 |         the command of the king's son turned the chariot back,
 52   3, 40 |    disease; and on seeing him the son of Suddhodana addressed
 53   3, 50 |          more he arranged for his son all kinds of worldly enjoyments
 54   3, 51 |        the women's apartments his son found no pleasure in the
 55   3, 52 |           on the condition of his son, never thinking of any ills
 56   3, 54 |             54. But as the king's son was thus going on his way,
 57   3, 60 |               60. Then the king's son, sedate though he was, as
 58   3, 65 |                    65. The king's son was perforce carried away
 59   4, 8  |           in their love, the wise son of the family priest, Udayin,
 60   4, 19 | captivated and subdued the sage's son Rishyasringa, unskilled
 61   4, 76 |           was the daughter of the son of the Water (Agni).~
 62   4, 77 |    Vasishtha through lust begot a son Kapingalada on Akshamala
 63   4, 103|         pleasures to restrain his son's purpose.~
 64   5, 1  |                        1. He, the son of the Sakya, king, even
 65   5, 17 |                    17. The king's son asked him a question,-he
 66   5, 30 |                         30. 'O my son, keep back this thought,
 67   5, 36 |                      36. When his son uttered a speech so hard
 68   5, 39 |         heard this resolve of his son longing for liberation,
 69   5, 45 |       heavenly nymphs wait on the son of the Lord of wealth upon
 70   5, 63 |      their appearance,-the king's son felt moved with scorn.~
 71   5, 83 |        towards him, and his young son, his affectionate people
 72   6, 1  |       beheld the hermitage of the son of Bhrigu,~
 73   6, 10 |                          10. 'The son is maintained for the sake
 74   6, 31 |           king, so devoted to his son, as a heretic might the
 75   6, 33 |          husband and with a young son, as a coward the royal dignity
 76   6, 34 |        wilt not abandon the young son of Yasodhara, worthy of
 77   6, 36 |        forest as Sumitra left the son of Raghu.~
 78   6, 60 |        dark-red garments; and the son of the Sakya king thus addressed
 79   7, 19 |                    19. The king's son, having heard this speech
 80   7, 38 |           art gone,-therefore, my son, thou wilt not surely desert
 81   8, 8  |           days the chariot of the son of Dasaratha came back.~
 82   8, 9  |       tears, 'Where is the king's son, the glory of his race and
 83   8, 10 |          have not left the king's son; but by him in the uninhabited
 84   8, 15 |           for the recovery of his son, with his mind distressed
 85   8, 34 |         doing what was right, the son of my lord is gone never
 86   8, 68 |         own accord such an infant son with his inarticulate talk,
 87   8, 73 |          the fixed resolve of his son, the lord of the earth fell
 88   8, 74 |   distracted by his grief for his son, being held up for a moment
 89   8, 75 |       done,-for by thee that dear son of mine, dear for his every
 90   8, 77 |      shall I, when my duty-loving son is gone, fear to set my
 91   8, 78 |     parted from his dear virtuous son, -(Manu) the son of Vivasvat,
 92   8, 78 |         virtuous son, -(Manu) the son of Vivasvat, who knew the
 93   8, 79 |         friend of Indra, the wise son of king Aga, who, when his
 94   8, 79 |           king Aga, who, when his son went into the forest, went
 95   8, 81 |           his separation from his son,-losing all his innate firmness
 96   8, 85 |       waged in every way with thy son and his fate whatever it
 97   9, 5  |                           5. 'His son, who is like Gayanta, while
 98   9, 12 |      Vrihaspati addressed Indra's son Gayanta, seated in heaven
 99   9, 20 |       Videhas, and king Senagit's son, his tree of ripe blessing ;~
100   9, 25 |          womb, Rama, and Rama the son of Bhrigu, -all did what
101   9, 28 |                     28. 'Thy only son, a child little deserving
102   9, 34 |           developments; neither a son nor kindred is the cause
103   9, 37 |          in thy affection for thy son, hast thou called my departure
104   9, 42 |           Having heard the king's son uttering this discourse,
105   9, 58 |          of this trouble thee, my son,-those in old time also
106   9, 60 |          from the forest with his son; and Simkriti Amtideva,
107   9, 62 |           his resolve, the king's son made his answer, with nothing
108   9, 72 |           is longing for his dear son?'~
109  10, 11 |         the earth,"-it is he, the son of the king of the Sakyas,
110  10, 22 |       desire to speak to thee, my son, has arisen in me, therefore
111  11, 1  |          and personal purity, the son of Suddhodana thus made
112  11, 15 |         15. 'King (Pururavas) the son of Ida, having penetrated
113  11, 63 |          well befits the youthful son or the old man or the child
114  12, 21 |         the illuminated, with his son is now called here Prag-apati.~
115  13, 12 |          by this weapon, even the son of Ida, the grandson of
116  15, 118|      paying their homage, and the son of Suddhodana performed
117  17, 2  |           perfect wisdom; and the son of Maitrayani and Maitra,
118  17, 3  |      Brahman named Agaya, and his son Nalaka, well versed in sacred
119  17, 4  |    Brahman named Vidyakara,-their son was named Sabhya, a dweller
120  17, 5  |                            5. The son of Lalitaprabudha, born
121  17, 10 |        named Salya; their seventh son named Upatishya, who had
122  17, 10 |           village Kolata, and his son;-him and the son of Sali
123  17, 10 |          and his son;-him and the son of Sali named Maudgalya
124  17, 17 |        the invitation of Buddha's son, Suddhodana gave this message
125  17, 17 |       Yasodrih, and this my young son have come in the hope of