一切經音義 3.13

3.13

杜多 (dhūta; the former is pronounced du; Sanskrit; anciently translated as 頭陀 or 斗藪; possessing few desires and knowing contentment, practicing the twelve kinds of ascetic practices: 1. always begging for food; 2. begging in sequence; 3. eating in one sitting; 4. moderating food; 5. not drinking juices after midday; 6. dwelling in an araṇya; 7. always sitting and never lying down; 8. accepting any seating spread as provided; 9. sitting in the open; 10. sitting under a tree; 11. keeping only three robes; 12. wearing refuse-rag robes).