[1117]
What was seen tallies with what was seen;
what was seen accords with what was seen;
yet, on account of what was seen, he does not admit it —
he is suspected of being impure.
That person should be dealt with according to his admission (paṭiññā);
with him the invitation (pavāraṇā) should be carried out.
What was heard tallies with what was heard;
what was heard accords with what was heard;
yet, on account of what was heard, he does not admit it —
he is suspected of being impure.
That person should be dealt with according to his admission;
with him the invitation should be carried out.
What was sensed (muta) tallies with what was sensed;
what was sensed accords with what was sensed;
yet, on account of what was sensed, he does not admit it —
he is suspected of being impure.
That person should be dealt with according to his admission;
with him the invitation should be carried out.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.