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 1 1 |       left home (to embrace the ascetic life), had eight sons, viz.
 2 1 |      left his home to become an ascetic, and heard that he had attained
 3 1 |         great sage had embraced ascetic life, than they resigned
 4 3 |     home (to become a wandering ascetic), and thereafter reach the
 5 5 |  endowed with the virtues of an ascetic and acquire the transcendent
 6 5 |    their meaning and becomes an ascetic. Living in the wilderness,
 7 7 |      the exalted wheel, O great ascetic! reveal the law in all directions;
 8 7 |        wheel never moved by any ascetic, Brahman, god, demon, nor
 9 13|       leaves home (to become an ascetic), and betakes himself to
10 25| Tathâgata, &c. Having become an ascetic, the king Subhavyûha, with