mendicancy

The two men are bound together by mendicancy and as plaintiffs.

Working with the police, private groups sent out mendicancy officers to control aggressive begging.

They have lately appointed a standing committee of mendicancy.

Mendicancy is the identifying condition of this city.

Traditional occupations: crafts, including jewelry, cattle trading, mendicancy and music.

A third index is seen in the erection of poverty and mendicancy into a permanent political asset.

They are ignorant, stupid, cruel, debased by generations of virtual mendicancy.

Let us give over this mendicancy.

Tuberculosis, lunacy, war and mendicancy must now cease.

Being homeless and living on alms (mendicancy) is one of the most ancient religious traditions common to many cultures across the globe.

Mendicancy: that of the fraudulent bankrupt with negligible assets paying 1s.

Nothing, I am credibly informed, can exceed the shocking and disgusting spectacle of mendicancy displayed in that capital.

Mendicancy is a matter of taste and temperament, no doubt, but no human being is without some form of it.

(37) Several things, however, combined to minimize the stress on labour and, as in the case of the Franciscans, replace it with mendicancy.

Despite his mendicancy, ChunHyang still loves him and asks her mother to take good care of him.

Pabbajja: "going forth," entering the condition of mendicancy.

The three functions correspond to the means of earning daily food - mendicancy, living upon alms, and living upon what chance supplies.

They live lives of mendicancy, and go on a morning almsround (Pali: pindapata) every day.

"The Free Spirits were committed to poverty and mendicancy as an outgrowth of the vita apostolica movement.

Next, he became a beggar, "in accordance with the rites laid down in the Scriptures," and wandered about India eating the bread of mendicancy.

He was one of the leaders in the reformation, bringing back celibacy, strict practice, monasticism, and mendicancy back to Korean Buddhism.

The mix of land utilization and social activity provides public access to the edge of the sea, and counters vagrancy and mendicancy.

Tancred founded several houses in the Latin East and it is claimed that he won many converts, to Christianity and to mendicancy.

The idea of devoting one's whole life to mendicancy seems to disparage the whole process of Vedic social life and obligations.

His teaching at the University of Bologna influenced Ramon de Penyafort to convert to mendicancy in 1222.