Chapter

 1 1 | disciples gifts (consisting) in food hard and soft, meat and
 2 3 |     rich, quiet, abounding with food, replete with many races
 3 3 |          hungry and in quest of food, are here and there emitting
 4 3 |    plaintive cries from want of food.~54. Those goblins, ghosts,
 5 3 |         directions in search of food.~55. Such is that dreadful
 6 4 |      livelihood for the sake of food and clothing he roams in
 7 4 |      that poor man, in quest of food and clothing, roaming through
 8 4 |       the poor man in search of food and clothing was gradually
 9 4 |        poor I am likely to find food and clothing without much
10 4 |        of the poor in search of food and clothing. In order to
11 4 |        be it the price of salt, food, or clothing. I have got
12 4 |     poor and miserable, seeking food and clothing.~12. When begging,
13 4 |     father's mansion to beg for food and raiment.~14. And the
14 4 |      what do I want clothing or food?~20. On seeing it, the rich,
15 4 |      the feet; I will give thee food with salt, potherbs, and,
16 4 |         One may charitably give food, soft and solid, clothing,
17 5 |     enter in a compound potion, food, &c. Owing to these means
18 6 |     famine, comes and gets good food, but to whom, when the food
19 6 |     food, but to whom, when the food is already in his hands,
20 6 |       would say: Do not eat the food that has been put into your
21 8 |        They shall know no other food but pleasure in the law
22 8 |       has great trouble to find food and clothing. By dint of
23 8 |         able to obtain a bit of food, with which (however) he
24 8 |      such difficulty in seeking food and clothing, while I, in
25 8 |     much) difficulty to procure food and clothing. Go, my good
26 8 |         wealthy, gives him much food, both hard and soft.~37.
27 8 |     miserable beggar, seeks his food in affliction.~39. He is
28 8 |       without caring for dainty food; as to that jewel, he has
29 10|       musical instruments, with food, soft and hard, with nourishment
30 10|     Buddha).~8. One should give food, hard and soft, nourishment
31 13|     enter a village in quest of food, he must have another monk
32 13|   requiring anything.~34. Solid food, soft food, nourishment
33 13|  anything.~34. Solid food, soft food, nourishment and drink,
34 16|    Bodhisattvas by giving meat, food and drink, clothing and
35 16|  completely provided with meat, food and drink and medicaments
36 16|     Provided with couches, with food hard and soft; furnished
37 18|        by the difficulty to get food;~13. Likewise the different