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  1      3, 35 |               do you think: Suppose a householder or householder's son has
  2      3, 35 |              Suppose a householder or householder's son has a house with a
  3      3, 35 |             Might there arise in that householder or householder's son any
  4      3, 35 |          arise in that householder or householder's son any bodily fevers
  5      3, 35 |                 burned with which the householder or householder's son would
  6      3, 35 |              which the householder or householder's son would sleep miserably --
  7      3, 35 |             Might there arise in that householder or householder's son any
  8      3, 35 |          arise in that householder or householder's son any bodily fevers
  9      3, 35 |                 burned with which the householder or householder's son would
 10      3, 35 |              which the householder or householder's son would sleep miserably --
 11      3, 35 |             Might there arise in that householder or householder's son any
 12      3, 35 |          arise in that householder or householder's son any bodily fevers
 13      3, 35 |                 burned with which the householder or householder's son would
 14      3, 35 |              which the householder or householder's son would sleep miserably --
 15      3, 73 |             monastery. Then a certain householder, a disciple of the Fatalists (
 16      3, 73 |           well-gone?" ~"In that case, householder, I will question you in
 17      3, 73 |                And what do you think, householder: those who have practiced
 18      3, 73 |                And what do you think, householder: those whose passion is
 19      3, 73 |           strikes me." ~"In this way, householder, you have answered yourself: '
 20      3, 93 |            urgent duties of a farming householder. Which three? ~"There is
 21      3, 93 |              the case where a farming householder quickly gets his field well-plowed &
 22      3, 93 |            urgent duties of a farming householder. Now, that farming householder
 23      3, 93 |        householder. Now, that farming householder does not have the power
 24      3, 93 |            time has come, the farming householder's crops spring up, the grains
 25      3, 110|                Then Anathapindika the householder went to the Blessed One
 26      3, 110|             Blessed One said to him: "Householder, when the mind is unprotected,
 27      4, 55 |               went to the home of the householder, Nakula's father. On arrival,
 28      4, 62 |                Then Anathapindika the householder went to the Blessed One
 29      4, 62 |            the proper occasions, by a householder enjoying the pleasures of
 30      4, 62 |            the proper occasions, by a householder enjoying the pleasures of
 31      4, 85 |         priestly family, a prosperous householder family -- a family that
 32      4, 85 |         priestly family, a prosperous householder family -- a family that
 33      5, 41 |                Then Anathapindika the householder went to the Blessed One
 34      5, 41 |               For whatever aim a wise householder~    would desire wealth,~   
 35      5, 43 |                Then Anathapindika the householder went to the Blessed One
 36      5, 43 |              him: "These five things, householder, are welcome, agreeable,
 37      5, 176|                Then Anathapindika the householder, surrounded by about 500
 38      5, 176|             Blessed One said to him, "Householder, you have provided the community
 39      5, 176|              was by the Blessed One: 'Householder, you have provided the community
 40      5, 179|                V.179 Gihi Sutta - The Householder~Translated from the Pali
 41      5, 179|                Then Anathapindika the householder, surrounded by about 500
 42      5, 179|         Sariputta, when you know of a householder clothed in white, that he
 43      5, 179|         Sariputta, when you know of a householder clothed in white, that he
 44      6, 16 |            time, Nakula's father, the householder, was diseased, in pain,
 45      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 46      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 47      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 48      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 49      6, 16 |            Blessed One has white-clad householder female disciples who act
 50      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 51      6, 16 |            Blessed One has white-clad householder female disciples who attain
 52      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 53      6, 16 |            Blessed One has white-clad householder female disciples who reach
 54      6, 16 |              t be worried as you die, householder. Death is painful for one
 55      6, 16 |             While Nakula's father the householder was being exhorted by Nakula'
 56      6, 16 |             after Nakula's father the householder had recovered from being
 57      6, 16 |           your gain, your great gain, householder, that you have Nakula's
 58      6, 16 |         extent that I have white-clad householder female disciples who act
 59      6, 16 |         extent that I have white-clad householder female disciples who attain
 60      6, 16 |         extent that I have white-clad householder female disciples who reach
 61      6, 16 |           your gain, your great gain, householder, that you have Nakula's
 62      6, 45 |                The liberality of this householder~    piles up merit. ~Now,
 63      8, 30 |           like the clothes chest of a householder or householder's son, full
 64      8, 30 |             chest of a householder or householder's son, full of clothes of
 65      8, 30 |            like the rice & wheat of a householder or householder's son, cleaned
 66      8, 30 |             wheat of a householder or householder's son, cleaned of black
 67      8, 30 |               the gabled mansion of a householder or householder's son, plastered
 68      8, 30 |           mansion of a householder or householder's son, plastered inside &
 69      8, 30 |               you like the couch of a householder or householder's son, spread
 70      8, 30 |             couch of a householder or householder's son, spread with long-haired
 71      8, 30 |               the various tonics of a householder or householder's son: ghee,
 72      8, 30 |            tonics of a householder or householder's son: ghee, fresh butter,
 73      8, 54 |          Vyagghapajja, 3 conduce to a householder's weal and happiness in
 74      8, 54 |              by whatsoever activity a householder earns his living, whether
 75      8, 54 |     Vyagghapajja, whatsoever wealth a householder is in possession of, obtained
 76      8, 54 |              village or market town a householder dwells, he associates, converses,
 77      8, 54 |               Herein, Vyagghapajja, a householder knowing his income and expenses
 78      8, 54 |              has tilted up; even so a householder, knowing his income and
 79      8, 54 |         income. ~"If, Vyagghapajja, a householder with little income were
 80      8, 54 |     wood-apple.'6 If, Vyagghapajja, a householder with a large income were
 81      8, 54 |      Vyagghapajja, are conducive to a householder's weal and happiness in
 82      8, 54 |            Vyagghapajja, conduce to a householder's weal and happiness in
 83      8, 54 |   accomplishment of faith? ~"Herein a householder is possessed of faith, he
 84      8, 54 |  accomplishment of virtue? ~"Herein a householder abstains from killing, stealing,
 85      8, 54 | accomplishment of charity? ~"Herein a householder dwells at home with heart
 86      8, 54 |  accomplishment of wisdom? ~"Herein a householder is wise: he is endowed with
 87      8, 54 |            Vyagghapajja, conduce to a householder's weal and happiness in
 88      9, 7  |             did before, when he was a householder.' Now, did I hear this rightly
 89      9, 7  |             did before, when he was a householder. ~"[6] It is impossible
 90      9, 41 |            abiding. ~Then Tapussa the householder went to Ven. Ananda and,
 91      9, 41 |                This calls for a talk, householder. Let's go see the Blessed
 92      9, 41 |            you say, sir," Tapussa the householder responded to Ven. Ananda. ~
 93      9, 41 |             together with Tapussa the householder, went to the Blessed One
 94      9, 41 |             Blessed One: "Tapussa the householder, here, has said to me, '
 95     10, 92 |                Then Anathapindika the householder went to the Blessed One
 96     10, 93 |                Then Anathapindika the householder left Savatthi early in the
 97     10, 93 |            They saw Anathapindika the householder coming from afar, and on
 98     10, 93 |               comes Anathapindika the householder, a disciple of the contemplative
 99     10, 93 |                Then Anathapindika the householder went to where the wanderers
100     10, 93 |      wanderers said to him, "Tell us, householder, what views the contemplative
101     10, 93 |             said to Anathapindika the householder, "The cosmos is eternal.
102     10, 93 |               said, Anathapindika the householder said to the wanderers, "
103     10, 93 |             said to Anathapindika the householder, "We have each & every one
104     10, 93 |           sort of view I have." ~"So, householder, whatever has been brought
105     10, 93 |              words. Anathapindika the householder, perceiving that the wanderers
106     10, 93 |         Blessed One said:] Well done, householder. Well done. That is how
107     10, 93 |          encouraged Anathapindika the householder with a talk on Dhamma. When
108     10, 93 |                When Anathapindika the householder had been instructed, urged,
109     10, 93 |             the way Anathapindika the householder has done."  See also: AN
110     10, 94 |               Then Vajjiya Mahita the householder left Campa early in the
111     10, 94 |           They saw Vajjiya Mahita the householder coming from afar, and on
112     10, 94 |              comes Vajjiya Mahita the householder, a disciple of the contemplative
113     10, 94 |               Then Vajjiya Mahita the householder went to where the wanderers
114     10, 94 |             said to him, "Is it true, householder, that the contemplative
115     10, 94 |            said to Vajjiya Mahita the householder, "Now wait a minute, householder.
116     10, 94 |      householder, "Now wait a minute, householder. This contemplative Gotama
117     10, 94 |             words. Vajjiya Mahita the householder, perceiving that the wanderers
118     10, 94 |        Blessed One said:] "Well done, householder. Well done. That is how
119     10, 94 |               When Vajjiya Mahita the householder had been instructed, urged,
120     10, 94 |            the way Vajjiya Mahita the householder has done." ~ ~        ~