[947] Two protests (paṭikkosanā): one protests by body, or one protests by speech.
Two sendings away (nissāraṇā): there is a person who has not merited sending away; if the Saṅgha sends that one away, one is well sent away, another is badly sent away.
Two restorations (osāraṇā): there is a person who has not merited restoration; if the Saṅgha restores that one, one is well restored, another is badly restored.
Two acknowledgments (paṭiññā): one acknowledges by body, or one acknowledges by speech.
Two receivings (paṭiggahā): one receives by body, or one receives by something connected with the body.
Two refusals (paṭikkhepā): one refuses by body, or one refuses by speech.
Two things that are destructive (upaghātikā): what is destructive of the training and what is destructive of possessions.
Two accusations (codanā): one accuses by body, or one accuses by speech.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.