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 1 I    |     Kami, kindled with purest fire and fed with purest oil.~   
 2 I    |       ships, the quenching of fire, the birth of sons.~   Also
 3 I    |       tails like a torment of fire.~   Between the trunks of
 4 I    |       obligations. In case of fire, especially, everybody was
 5 I    |      who wanted to attack the fire at once. But the Chôja,
 6 I    | questions. "He is mad. He set fire to the rice on purpose:
 7 I    |  child tells the truth. I set fire to the rice. . . . Are all
 8 I    |            That was why I set fire to the rice."~   He, their
 9 IV   |  their dead tides, revived by fire, will pour their thunder
10 IX(1)|   four great elements [earth, fire, water, air] as non-sentient.
11 IX   |     of bliss or eternities of fire! Doubtless the ideas of