[446] A man sends a bhikkhu, saying: "Go, venerable sir, and say to the woman of such-and-such a name protected by her mother, and to the one protected by her father, and to the one protected by her mother and father, and to the one protected by her brother, and to the one protected by her sister, and to the one protected by her relatives, and to the one protected by her clan, and to the one protected by dhamma, and to the one under protection (sārakkhā), and to the one protected by penalty of law: 'Be, it is said, wives bought with money (dhanakkītā) of the man of such-and-such a name.'" He accepts, he inquires, he reports back: an offense of saṅghādisesa.
The cycle on the wife bought with money (dhanakkītā-cakka) is finished.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.