[627] **"That bhikkhu"** means: the bhikkhu upon whom the (formal) act has been carried out.
**"By the bhikkhus"** means: by other bhikkhus. Those who see and those who hear should say to him: "Let the venerable one not speak thus. The bhikkhus are not swayed by desire, the bhikkhus are not swayed by hatred, the bhikkhus are not swayed by delusion, the bhikkhus are not swayed by fear. The venerable one is a corrupter of families, one of bad conduct. The venerable one's bad conduct is both seen and heard, and the families corrupted by the venerable one are both seen and heard. Let the venerable one depart from this dwelling place; enough of your staying here." He should be told a second time; he should be told a third time. If he relinquishes (that course), this is good; if he does not relinquish it, there is an offense of wrong-doing (dukkaṭa). If, having heard, they do not speak (to him), there is an offense of wrong-doing.
That bhikkhu, having been brought even into the midst of the Saṅgha, should be told: "Let the venerable one not speak thus. The bhikkhus are not swayed by desire, the bhikkhus are not swayed by hatred, the bhikkhus are not swayed by delusion, the bhikkhus are not swayed by fear. The venerable one is a corrupter of families, one of bad conduct. The venerable one's bad conduct is both seen and heard, and the families corrupted by the venerable one are both seen and heard. Let the venerable one depart from this dwelling place; enough of your staying here." He should be told a second time; he should be told a third time. If he relinquishes (that course), this is good; if he does not relinquish it, there is an offense of wrong-doing.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.