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 1   1, 13|                        13. Duty, wealth, and pleasure under his
 2   1, 94|          the city of the lord of wealth, crowded with heavenly nymphs,
 3   2, 1 |          increased day by day in wealth, elephants, horses, and
 4   2, 2 |         2. Of different kinds of wealth and jewels, and of gold,
 5   2, 14|   sensual pleasure; none hoarded wealth for the sake of desires;
 6   2, 14|          for the sake of gaining wealth ; none injured living beings
 7   5, 45|        on the son of the Lord of wealth upon the summit of Himavat,
 8   5, 76|          objects or in attaining wealth; but companions are hard
 9   5, 85|         the court of the Lord of wealth rejoiced; and the hosts
10   6, 20|       are doubtless heirs to his wealth; but heirs to his merit
11   7, 21|        21. 'Those who abandoning wealth, kindred, and worldly objects,
12   9, 44|   ill-skilled in examining duty, wealth, and pleasure ,-when for
13  10, 28|         to rule religious merit, wealth, and pleasure; for these,
14  10, 29|          when it has overpowered wealth and merit, is wealth when
15  10, 29| overpowered wealth and merit, is wealth when it has conquered merit
16  10, 29|         merit, when pleasure and wealth fall into abeyance; but
17  10, 30|          attainment of religion, wealth, and pleasure is complete
18  10, 34|         belong to the young man, wealth to the middle-aged, and
19  10, 35|        the enemy of religion and wealth,-since pleasures, however
20  11, 5 |      friends and religion,-their wealth has real solidity, and when
21  11, 9 |         of our happiness and our wealth, and which float empty and
22  11, 55|        set in the midst of great wealth,-who attains not the happiness
23  12, 89|        percipient who has gained wealth and health by his previous
24  16, 81|          all virtue and all true wealth, the possessor of perfect
25  17, 12|       Kasyapa, a very Kuvera for wealth, and a master in all the