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 1   1, 16|      itself,-shining on her lord's family like the goddess of prosperity,-
 2   1, 58|          indeed fortunate, this my family is the object of high favour,
 3   1, 60|        accordance with thy nature, family, wisdom, and age.~
 4   1, 70|          Is this chief prize of my family secure ? Shall I ever depart
 5   1, 71|      Surely this young shoot of my family is not born barren, destined
 6   1, 87|          in a manner worthy of the family.~
 7   2, 26|           he sought for him from a family of unblemished moral excellence
 8   2, 50|       penances, conspicuous by his family and his own conduct and
 9   2, 52|           his son, his son for his family, his family for fame, fame
10   2, 52|            son for his family, his family for fame, fame for heaven,
11   4, 8 |          love, the wise son of the family priest, Udayin, thus addressed
12   4, 22|           prosperity of the king's family may not be turned away from
13   5, 19|         forest,-I wander without a family and without hope, a beggar
14   5, 62|           to their disposition and family, bore the aspect of a lake
15   6, 10|     maintained for the sake of the family, the father is honoured
16   6, 33|       virtues, illustrious for her family, devoted to her husband
17   8, 35|         has been brought upon this family.~
18   8, 57|            He who was proud of his family, goodness, strength, energy,
19   8, 82|            and virtue, and the old family priest, spoke to him as
20   8, 87|       order the counsellor and the family priest went to that forest;
21   9, 1 |             the counsellor and the family priest, beaten by the king
22   9, 9 |           Leaving his chariot, the family priest then went up to the
23   9, 12|                            12. The family priest addressed the prince
24   9, 30|      having heard the words of the family priest, reflected for a
25  10, 22|         strong friendship with thy family, come down by inheritance
26  10, 39|            sacrifices,-this is thy family's immemorial custom, -climbing
27  11, 1 | self-possessed, unchanged, pure by family and personal purity, the
28  11, 2 |           as thou art in the great family whose ensign is the lion '-
29  11, 3 |        friendship, worthy of their family, ceases to continue (and
30  11, 16|             unsettled as to lot or family,-which passed from Bali
31  11, 56|          thy mode of life, and thy family; and to carry out my resolve
32  11, 56|            my mode of life, and my family.~
33  12, 90|          who were dwelling in that family, as they bowed reverently
34  13, 10|          for one born in the noble family of a royal sage to follow.~
35  15, 17|            thou hast abandoned thy family duties, thou hast fallen
36  15, 37|          the form of the head of a family, thus addressed him from
37  17, 27|            some members of his own family, headed by Sundarananda,