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 1   10a, 5   | shoulder-cloak, the (other two) robes (and) the bowl, is a person
 2   10b, 10  |       comprehension; in wearing robes and carrying the bowl, he
 3    14, Text|      morning, having put on his robes and carrying his bowl &
 4    21      |      admonish only by reason of robes, almsfood, lodging, & medicinal
 5    21      |       Because if he doesn't get robes, almsfood, lodging, & medicinal
 6    22      |         in order and taking his robes & bowl, he set out wandering
 7    58, Text|       in the morning put on his robes and, carrying his bowl and
 8   108, Text|       Ananda, having put on his robes and carrying his bowl and
 9   108, Text|          3] "He is content with robes, alms food, lodgings, &
10   125, 16  |    beard, having put on saffron robes, should go forth from home
11   125, 16  |    beard, having put on saffron robes, he goes forth from home
12   126      |         Ven. Bhumija put on his robes and, carrying his bowl &
13   126      |        the morning, I put on my robes and, carrying my bowl &
14   140      |    Blessed One?" ~"And are your robes & bowl complete?" ~"No,
15   140      |       complete?" ~"No, lord, my robes & bowl are not complete." ~"
16   140      |         acceptance to one whose robes & bowl are incomplete."
17   140      |        right, left in search of robes and a bowl. And while he
18   140      |      while he was searching for robes & a bowl, a runaway cow