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 1   1, 9 |          name Suddhodana, of the kindred of the sun, anointed to
 2   1, 71|         knowest the love of near kindred for a son.'~
 3   2, 15|         every side theft and its kindred vices disappeared; his own
 4   2, 34|     senses; and he surpassed his kindred and citizens by his virtues.~
 5   5, 5 |         the slaughter of his own kindred.~
 6   6, 17|    repeated severings from one's kindred?~
 7   6, 26|        causing affliction to thy kindred, my mind, O my lord, sinks
 8   6, 35|          resolved to abandon thy kindred and thy kingdom, thou wilt
 9   6, 44| affection were not to abandon my kindred in my desire for liberation,
10   7, 21|     Those who abandoning wealth, kindred, and worldly objects, undertake
11   7, 45|        the very ideal of our own kindred through their delight in
12   7, 47|       was when I had to leave my kindred behind.~
13   9, 17|        disregard for thy unhappy kindred,-compassion for all creatures
14   9, 28|     Rahula from the grief of his kindred like the full moon from
15   9, 31|    inevitably forced to leave my kindred.~
16   9, 32|         not wish to see his dear kindred, if but this separation
17   9, 34|  developments; neither a son nor kindred is the cause of sorrow,-
18   9, 35|        sorrow, when he loses his kindred, even though he loves them?~
19   9, 36|                 36. 'Leaving his kindred in another world, he departs
20  11, 7 |           leaving behind my dear kindred with tears in their faces,-
21  14, 23|       even in the sight of their kindred, for the sake of their flesh,
22  17, 12|        one garment, left all his kindred and came seeking wisdom