Nissaggiyapācittīyavagga

Vinayapiṭaka · Bhikkhu Vibhaṅga (2) · Vol. 2 · Section 124

[124] When ten days have passed, perceiving that they have passed: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture (nissaggiyaṃ pācittiyaṃ). When ten days have passed, in doubt: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When ten days have passed, perceiving that they have not passed: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been determined, perceiving that it has been determined: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been assigned, perceiving that it has been assigned: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been given away, perceiving that it has been given away: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been lost, perceiving that it has been lost: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been destroyed, perceiving that it has been destroyed: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been broken, perceiving that it has been broken: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture. When it has not been stolen, perceiving that it has been stolen: an offense of pācittiya entailing forfeiture.

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.

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