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 1   1, 7 |         the vision said: "I am a samana. Troubled at the thought
 2   1, 7 |         seems intolerable."~ The samana replied: "Where heat is,
 3   1, 8 |          reverently and said: "O samana,~thy hands are fit to grasp
 4   3, 11|        the place where the great samana sat. But~Sakyamuni heeded
 5   3, 11|          heart of the victorious samana, he ordered all the evil
 6   4, 13|          when they saw the~great samana, majestic and full of peace,
 7   5, 18|         mind. Thus~the body of a samana may wear an ascetic's garb
 8   6, 19|   himself. "Sakyamuni is a great samana and possesses~high powers,
 9   6, 22|           exclaimed:~"Truly this samana has entered the right path;
10   8, 27|           How near was the great samana~to his heart, and yet what
11  10, 29|  standing near~him, he added: "O samana, even thy shadow is a place
12  11, 33|       think to yourself, 'I as a samana will live in this~sinful
13  11, 33|        young, as your child. The samana who looks on a~woman as
14  13, 42|      with this legend: "Should a samana take this bowl down without
15  13, 49| regarding thy high~reputation, O samana, and knowing that thou art
16  13, 51|          wish,~Lord to visit the samana Gotama." Nataputta said: "
17  13, 51|     moral~merit, go to visit the samana Gotama, who denies the result
18  13, 51|       the result of~actions? The samana Gotama, O Simha, denies
19  13, 51|      general~thought: "Truly the samana Gotama must be the Holy
20  13, 51|       have heard, Lord, that the samana Gotama denies the result~
21  13, 51|       have been told, Lord: 'The samana Gotama says: To me alone~
22  13, 52|        is said, O Lord,~that the samana Gotama denies the existence
23  13, 53|          and~said: "I am told, O samana, that thou art the Buddha,
24  13, 56|        king, although thou art a samana who~has voluntarily given
25  14, 69|          up, as far as I can." A~samana sitting in the market-place
26  14, 69|          thou speakest?" And the samana replied:~"The wisdom of
27  14, 71|       grass on the~meadow, saw a samana with his bowl begging for
28  14, 71|   provided for his own food. The samana ate the rice and~gladdened
29  14, 71|         he had received from the samana,~went to his slave and offered
30  14, 71|        man." And approaching the samana, he said: "My master has
31  14, 71|        divide it with him?"~ The samana replied in a parable. He
32  14, 74|   Brahman was angry and said: "O samana, it would be more fitting
33  14, 75|           stay there, O wretched~samana; thou art an outcast."~
34  18, 97|        final passing away of the samana Gotama will~take place.
35  18, 97|          yet have I faith in the~samana Gotama and trust he will
36  18, 97|      might be allowed to see the~samana Gotama!"~ When he had thus