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 1   5, 28 |       wish to become a wandering mendicant for the sake of liberation,
 2  10, 9  |          earth and yet wearing a mendicant's dress,-the Goddess of
 3  10, 23 |        the rest, set wholly on a mendicant's life, not on a kingdom?~
 4  10, 33 |          O thou who desirest the mendicant's stage of life. enjoy pleasures
 5  12, 46 |         assumed the signs of the mendicant, goes on, following a rule
 6  13, 10 |      former leaders of men; this mendicant life is ill-suited for one
 7  15, 21 |   therefore making me the female mendicant's tutelary power, bring
 8  15, 72 |          not fit for a religious mendicant,' -so saying, he did not
 9  15, 91 |                91. Having made a mendicant (whom he met) happy in the
10  15, 112|           received them into the mendicant order.~
11  16, 52 | addressed the holy one, 'O great mendicant, in what form has the wheel
12  17, 2  |        saints and became a noble mendicant.~
13  17, 4  |        he became renowned as the mendicant Sabhya in all assemblies.~
14  17, 6  |         the Gina faith, became a mendicant and an Arhat at the hands
15  17, 7  |          reverence, and became a mendicant through his favour and by
16  17, 10 |          Veda, became a Buddhist mendicant; so too there was a great
17  17, 11 |        11. Next he ordained as a mendicant the keenwitted maternal
18  17, 11 |         and after ordaining as a mendicant a native of Mithila, named
19  17, 14 |          of discipline, became a mendicant, full of devotion to the