Chapter, §

 1   3, 94 |        the rule, give alms to an ascetic (and) to a student.~
 2   3, 243|           householder), or to an ascetic who comes for food, he may,
 3   6, 33 |        forest, he may live as an ascetic during the fourth part of
 4   6, 34 |        and offerings of food, an ascetic, gains bliss after death.~
 5   6, 38 |     depart from his house (as an ascetic).~
 6   6, 39 |    departs from his house (as an ascetic), after giving a promise
 7   6, 54 |        vessels (suitable) for an ascetic.~
 8   6, 55 |       quantity (of alms); for an ascetic who eagerly seeks alms,
 9   6, 56 |       have been removed, let the ascetic always go to beg.~
10   6, 58 |       salutations, (for) even an ascetic who has attained final liberation,
11   6, 69 |   injures by day or by night, an ascetic shall bathe and perform
12   6, 84 |    twice-born man who becomes an ascetic, after the successive performance
13   6, 86 | householder, the hermit, and the ascetic, these (constitute) four
14   6, 93 |       prescribed rule, become an ascetic.~
15   8, 65 |     student of the Veda, nor (an ascetic) who has given up (all)
16   8, 407|  pregnant two months or more, an ascetic, a hermit in the forest,
17   9, 296|          the triple staff (of an ascetic), there is no (single part)