Examples of using Mendicant in English and their translations into Dutch
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became a peaceful, silent mendicant.
based upon the knowledge of the Absolute as sung by the mendicant, will for certain never be overwhelmed by the dualities.
Cistercienzilor or mendicant who in the eleventh century,
Which is why, apart from a few mendicant physicians and itinerant clergymen, the ordinary people of Britain are not at all exercised by the whole issue of slavery.
based upon the knowledge of the Absolute as sung by the mendicant, will for certain never[again]
Bazin gone, the mendicant cast a rapid glance around him
an identity and with the looks of a mendicant, he was naked.
The mendicant continued to rip his garments; and drew from amid his rags a hundred
what one gets as a mendicant[yâyâvara], what one finds as leftovers in the fields[sila],
feeding mendicants, helping a Sangha(monastic order)
had just taken the black and white habit of a new community of mendicants that had recently been founded.
Has he a name, this mendicant?
The Mendicant Mind and Body.
At the hint from the mendicant his master made him a sign to retire,
The second picture is titled'Buddha as a mendicant" and was painted by Abanindra Nâth Tagore.
is especially visible when you go in the morning into the streets to see the mendicant route of the monks.
He belongs to a mendicant order, Your Eminence.
That is right," replied the mendicant;"dismiss your lackey.
Mendicant monk Hyakutaro, you're under arrest.
Seven years a mendicant on foreign charity,
