Book, §

 1   1, 55 |            of sacred knowledge and ascetic observances, the king's
 2   1, 61 |      outward substance but rich in ascetic endurance.~
 3   1, 64 |         and showed him to the holy ascetic.~
 4   4, 74 |                     74. 'The great ascetic Vrihaspati begot Bharadvaga
 5   5, 17 |          and death, have become an ascetic for the sake of liberation.~
 6   7, 19 |           heard this speech of the ascetic, even though he saw no lofty
 7   7, 58 |    courtesy entered again into the ascetic grove.~
 8   8, 50 |         thought of his becoming an ascetic.~
 9   8, 58 | instruments,-how alas! will he, my ascetic, sleep to-day on the bare
10  10, 11 |          of the Sakyas, who is the ascetic whom the people are gazing
11  15, 104|           who has come hither, the ascetic who has abandoned his self-control.~
12  16, 3  |      self-control of the religious ascetic,-the one which is devoted
13  16, 4  |          extremes of the religious ascetic, each devoted to that which
14  17, 3  |       answers to questions, and an ascetic named Dhriti, dwelling in
15  17, 3  |          and an invincible Brahman ascetic Samgayin with his disciples,-
16  17, 4  |            There was also a female ascetic of Mathura named Trikavyamgika,
17  17, 4  |        called Svetabalarka, a wise ascetic, proud of his wisdom,-he
18  17, 8  |           maternal uncle became an ascetic.~
19  17, 14 |           hundred disciples of the ascetic Rudraka, remembering the
20  17, 19 |            Bhikshu, instructed the ascetic (Udayin) in proclaiming