[133] With a bowl having no mends (abandhana), he gets in exchange (cetāpeti) a bowl having no mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture (nissaggiyaṃ pācittiyaṃ). With a bowl having no mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having one mend: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having no mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having two mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having no mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having three mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having no mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having four mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture.
With a bowl having one mend, he gets in exchange a bowl having no mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having one mend, he gets in exchange a bowl having one mend: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having one mend, he gets in exchange a bowl having two mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having one mend, he gets in exchange a bowl having three mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having one mend, he gets in exchange a bowl having four mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture.
With a bowl having two mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having no mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having two mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having one mend: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having two mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having two mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having two mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having three mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having two mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having four mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture.
With a bowl having three mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having no mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having three mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having one mend: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having three mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having two mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having three mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having three mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having three mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having four mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture.
With a bowl having four mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having no mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having four mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having one mend: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having four mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having two mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having four mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having three mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture. With a bowl having four mends, he gets in exchange a bowl having four mends: an offense of expiation involving forfeiture.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.