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Mahā Assapura Sutta

Since monks are called recluses (samaṇā) they must train themselves to be true recluses and brahmins (brāhmaṇa); they should be:

1. conscientious and scrupulous,
2. pure in deed, word, and thought,
3. guarding the doors of the senses,
4. moderate in eating,
5. ever vigilant, mindful, and self-possessed,
6. striving to abandon the five hindrances (nivaraṇā) and cultivate absorption (jhāna).

Such an almsman can truly be called a recluse, a brahmin, one who is cleansed (nahātaka), a sage (vedagū), a scholar (sotthiya), a Noble One (ariya), and a worthy saint (arahant). He is an ideal recluse. M.i.271-80.

Dictionary of Pāli Proper Names • G.P. Malalasekera