Dhamma Verses (Dhammapada, KN 2)

5: The Chapter about Fools – 77
One who wishes for preeminence
The householder Citta sought to give alms to the two chief
Disciples, but the jealous resident monk Ven. Sudhamma felt
offended and refused to attend; the Buddha admonished him
with these verses and he soon became an Arahat.
73. Asataṁ bhāvanam-iccheyya, purekkhārañ-ca bhikkhusu,
āvāsesu ca issar i yaṁ, pūjā parakulesu ca:
He may wish for respect he lacks,
and status amongst monastics,
control in the living quarters,
worship amongst good families:
74. “Mameva kata’ maññantu gihī pabbajitā ubho,
mameva ativasā assu, kiccākiccesu kismici”,
iti bālassa saṅkappo, icchā māno ca vaḍḍhati.
“Householders and renunciants
should both think this was done by me,
let them all be under my sway,
in all to be done and not done”,
so does the fool think, meanwhile
his desires and conceit increase.