[98] When the night has passed, perceiving that it has passed: an offense of relinquishment with expiation (nissaggiyaṃ pācittiyaṃ). When the night has passed, being in doubt: an offense of relinquishment with expiation. When the night has passed, perceiving that it has not passed: an offense of relinquishment with expiation. When it has not been determined (adhiṭṭhita), perceiving that it has been determined: an offense of relinquishment with expiation. When it has not been assigned (vikappita), perceiving that it has been assigned: an offense of relinquishment with expiation. When it has not been given away (vissajjita), perceiving that it has been given away: an offense of relinquishment with expiation. When it is not lost, perceiving that it is lost … when it is not destroyed, perceiving that it is destroyed … when it is not broken, perceiving that it is broken … when it has not been carried off (vilutta), perceiving that it has been carried off: an offense of relinquishment with expiation.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.