Shvetambara monks do not cook food but solicit alms from householders. Buddhist monks appear in public when begging for alms. "Bhikkhu" literally means "beggar" or "one who lives by alms". Abdul Rahim was known for his strange manner of giving alms to the poor. Give her to me, and wander from house to house with your alms bowl. The portrait has Anicia seated in a ceremonial pose distributing alms. In-curving rimmed alms bowls have also been discovered similar to Korean metalware. They carry "jhola"s, shoulder bags for alms. Gaolers were not allowed to take alms intended for prisoners. However, this does not include eating meat which was given as alms or commercially purchased. It is similar to the American Le Mans Series (ALMS). Other examples are for collections which, like "alms" and "feces", cannot conceivably be singular. Alms or "osettai" are frequently given. This sequence is a continuation of "Alms for Oblivion". Marcel Mauss's book "The Gift" contains a passage called "Note on alms".