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had passed beyond childhood [until] able for worldly enjoyment, built thirty-two palaces, lofty, towering (until] in their midst a great mansion, set up with hundreds of pillars (until] of thirty-two daughters of rich merchants, she made him hold the hands... the gifts were of thirty-two each [until] high up in the palace... with ( tabors ) breaking... enjoyed.
In that age, at that time, the Ascetic [etc.] arrived. The congregation went out. King Jiyasattu too like king Koniya, went out. Then when Dhanna [heard] the great [cry of people)... he went out like Jamali; only on foot. [until] “Only that I shall bid farewell to my mother Bhadda, the merchant's wife; then in the presence of the Beloved of Gods [until] I shall enter the order." [until] like Jamāli, he bade farewell. [Bhadda] fainted, coriversed as in the story of Mahabbala [until] when the could not prevail upon him... Just as Thāvaccaputta, he took leave of Jiyasattu...the umbrellas and chowries (are to be described). He performed himself his withdrawal ceremony as Kanha did, of Thavaccaputta [ until ] entered the order,
