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 1   1, 74 |     74. Having forsaken his kingdom, indifferent to all worldly
 2   2, 5  |     calves. gathered in his kingdom, well nourished and happy,
 3   2, 7  |     7. Heaven rained in his kingdom in due time and place, with
 4   2, 16 |    it was in that monarch's kingdom as in the reign of Manu
 5   2, 52 |          53. He endured the kingdom for the sake of his son,
 6   6, 35 | abandon thy kindred and thy kingdom, thou wilt not, O master,
 7   6, 66 |      thus regardless of his kingdom, was going to the ascetic-wood
 8   8, 9  |   the glory of his race and kingdom? he has been stolen away
 9  10, 23 |  mendicant's life, not on a kingdom?~
10  10, 25 |   desirest not thy paternal kingdom in thy generosity,-then
11  10, 25 |    forthwith one half of my kingdom.~
12  11, 14 |   Though he had enjoyed the kingdom of the gods in heaven, when
13  11, 49 |  can be satisfied without a kingdom; and if a man is once satisfied
14  15, 39 |   didst come from thine own kingdom, so now having returned
15  15, 45 |    harm me,-I will go to my kingdom gradually, I will bring
16  16, 118|   of any disturbance in the kingdom, no fear of evil-minded