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After renouncing the significant advantages of his noble birth, he wandered from village to village as a lowly_________; this reliance on alms, he main­tained along with other members of his religious order, was the life best suited to one who wished to see both the miserliness and the generosity of humanity.

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Re: After renouncing the significant advantages of his nob [#permalink] New post   02 Jun 2018, 11:17
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After renouncing the significant advantages of his noble birth, he wandered from village to village as a lowly poor person/ mendicant; this reliance on alms, he main­tained along with other members of his religious order, was the life best suited to one who wished to see both the miserliness and the generosity of humanity.
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Re: After renouncing the significant advantages of his nob [#permalink] New post   15 Jul 2018, 12:53
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The answer should mean something along the lines of vagabond or wanderer; mendicant is a beggar
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