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 1   5, 18| Blessed One, having donned his robes, took his alms-bowl and~
 2   5, 18|        hair and put~on bhikkhu robes to give up the world and
 3   6, 21|  Blessed One having donned his robes, took his alms-bowl and,~
 4  11, 30|     the Blessed One wears only robes made of rags~taken from
 5  11, 30|        of bhikkhus to wear lay robes."~ The Blessed One accepted
 6  11, 30|    either cast-off rags or lay robes. Whether~ye are pleased
 7  11, 30|       the~bhikkhus to wear lay robes, those who were willing
 8  11, 30|      one day many thousands of robes were presented~at Rajagaha
 9  11, 34|      the~bhikkhus doffed their robes to keep them dry and let
10  11, 34|     all my life long to bestow robes for the~rainy season on
11  11, 34|        the Sangha, and bathing robes for the bhikkhunis, the~
12  11, 34|      bhikkhus had doffed their robes while it was raining, and
13  11, 34|       brother enjoy either the robes for the rainy~season, or
14  12, 37|       worthy of wearing yellow robes, and must either propitiate
15  12, 37|        of lay members, be~they robes or food, as they may need,
16  13, 47|       men be invested with the~robes of the Tathagata, let them
17  14, 67|        TAILOR who used to make robes for the brotherhood was
18  17, 95|    pray thee, my good man, two robes of cloth of~gold, burnished
19  17, 95|      Malla; and he brought two robes of cloth of gold, burnished
20  17, 95|      Pukkusa presented the two robes of cloth of gold,~burnished
21  17, 95|       saying: "Lord, these~two robes of burnished cloth of gold