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 1   7, 5  |      with restless eyes and the ascetics who grazed like deer stood
 2   7, 11 |        penance practised by the ascetics in that sacred grove,-desiring
 3   7, 11 |       thus addressed one of the ascetics who was following him:~
 4   7, 36 |     Then he looked on all those ascetics with their matted hair,
 5   7, 39 |       becomes multiplied to the ascetics.~
 6   7, 44 |   addressed in the midst of the ascetics by their chief-having resolved
 7   7, 50 |        and full of dignity, the ascetics paid him especial honour.~
 8   9, 18 |       forests, the salvation of ascetics can be accomplished even
 9  14, 33 |                    33. 'Others, ascetics, who have performed meritorious
10  15, 77 |                         77. The ascetics of that neighbourhood paid
11  15, 100| abolished the ferry-fee for all ascetics.~
12  16, 47 |               47. As these five ascetics listened to his words, their
13  17, 9  | glorious one made seven hundred ascetics enter Nirvana who dwelt
14  17, 9  |         become the first female ascetics; and in the city of Ragageha,
15  17, 12 |     known Kasyapa, the chief of ascetics, the foremost of the Arhats.~
16  17, 18 |         of Buddha, became great ascetics; and the great Gina took
17  17, 20 |        s command that prince of ascetics, Udayin, went to the city
18  17, 22 |     Drumasiddha, the (heavenly) ascetics, the Vasus, the Manus; the
19  17, 25 |          25. Making millions of ascetics, disciples, Arhats, sages,
20  17, 28 |       in their hands, as shaven ascetics, to practise the vow of