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 1 5,1|         stages: 1) Probationer (Novice — including Riasaphor),
 2 5,1|   entering as a Probationer (or Novice).~For a period of at least
 3 5,1|       at least three years, the Novice must train himself under
 4 5,1|         work.”~Traditionally, a Novice, after spending a short
 5 5,1| Riasaphor.~After one has been a Novice for a while, he could take
 6 5,1|        still considered to be a Novice, but in a special sense.
 7 5,1|      Nonetheless, he is still a Novice.~The Order of the Riasa
 8 5,1|         and it signifies to the Novice that he must grieve for
 9 5,1|      the heat) signifies to the Novice that he must tame the heat
10 5,1|        passions. Henceforth the Novice is called “Riasaphor” (Wearer
11 5,1|      choice, but neither is the Novice obligated to advance to
12 5,1|     Schema, as noted above, the Novice stands unclothed and unshod
13 5,1|     conducted to the Abbot, the Novice performs three prostrations
14 5,1|       the monastic life and the Novice pledges himself to keep
15 5,1|    effected, three times to the Novice, asking him each time to “
16 5,1|      them to me.” Each time the Novice takes the scissors and hands
17 5,1|     Then the Abbot tonsures the Novice's head in the form of a
18 5,1|         in doing so changes the Novice's name for another, in token