Book, §

 1   1, 83 |     king with his queen and his friends abandoned sorrow and rejoiced;
 2   2, 1  |          elephants, horses, and friends as a river increases with
 3   2, 6  |       grew into friendship; his friends became specially united;
 4   2, 21 | presents from the houses of his friends costly unguents of sandalwood,
 5   3, 57 |    straw, is abandoned alike by friends and enemies after they have
 6   5, 2  |         his father's ministers, friends full of varied converse,-
 7   5, 8  |  thoughts, having stopped those friends who were following him,
 8   5, 22 |       back as he looked for his friends, from that moment he sought
 9  11, 2  |        conduct, O, lover of thy friends, this line of conduct should
10  11, 2  |        who stands as one of thy friends.~
11  11, 4  |      unchangingly towards their friends in reverses of fortune,
12  11, 4  |      esteem in my heart as true friends; who is not the friend of
13  11, 5  |      them for the sake of their friends and religion,-their wealth
14  11, 27 |       in them, from the side of friends even more than from open
15  15, 108|       their agreement, the five friends, under his constraining
16  16, 121|       all briefly explained, my friends,-all that arises from holding
17  17, 5  |        had heard, came with his friends to the wood in the Deer