Pañcavagga

Vinayapiṭaka · Parivāra · Vol. 8 · Section 1339

[1339] No communion (asaṃvāsa), not relinquishing, and the ten [persons], one not suspended; he incurs the offense — [the region] above the collarbone (ubbhakkha); thereafter the two [rules on huts] built by one's own begging (saññācikā); no bodily [act], yet a grave [offense]; no bodily [misdeed], yet rightly expelled; one not conversing, and the training rule; both, and the four persons; a woman, and oil entailing forfeiture (nissaggiya); bhikkhus, and going step by step; one clothed, and no motion (ñatti); he kills one who is not his mother, one who is not his father; without having accused, having accused; one cutting, and speaking only the truth; what has been determined (adhiṭṭhita), when [the sun] has set; not lustful, nor a forest [lodging]; bodily and verbal [offenses]; three [kinds of] women, and a mother; angry, one who gives satisfaction, pleased; both [incur] saṅghādisesa; he does not give what has not been made allowable (akappakata); not giving, he incurs a grave [offense]. These are the sweat-releasing verses (sedamocanikā gāthā) — questions elucidated by the wise. _____________________ The Five Chapters (Pañca Vaggā)

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.