Book, §

 1   1, 16 |        intent on their welfare,-devoted to all worthy of reverence
 2   4, 82 |        which the whole world is devoted.'~
 3   6, 31 |          that fond old king, so devoted to his son, as a heretic
 4   6, 33 |     illustrious for her family, devoted to her husband and with
 5   6, 68 |     along, wretched through his devoted attachment, he performed
 6  11, 11 |      like pleasures,-people are devoted to them through delusion;
 7  11, 17 |         been overcome, who were devoted to other pursiiits, whose
 8  11, 20 |      intent on pleasure and are devoted to worldly pursuits, such
 9  11, 53 |      say, would envy one who is devoted to worldly objects.~
10  14, 72 | pure-hearted, patient, skilful, devoted to meditation and wisdom,-
11  15, 105|   senses under no firm control, devoted to inquiries regarding the
12  16, 3  |       ascetic,-the one which is devoted to the joys of desire, vulgar
13  16, 4  |         religious ascetic, each devoted to that which is unworthy
14  16, 26 |          26. 'All those who are devoted to existence are tormented
15  17, 9  |         he made him who was the devoted follower of the Buddha,
16  17, 17 |    under the idea that thou art devoted to the world's salvation;