Ekuttarika

Vinayapiṭaka · Parivāra · Vol. 8 · Section 978

[978] Summary verse (uddāna): By one's own speech, and by body; one asleep, and one without intention; one falling into an offence, and by a formal act; likewise the four modes of speech (vohāra); of bhikkhus and of bhikkhunīs; a requisite, and in the presence; unknowing, by body, and in the midst; likewise one emerges (from offence) in two ways; acquisition, and accusation; probation (parivāsa) is spoken of, and one observing the mānatta as well; that declared by (the Teacher) himself; acceptance; the acts concerning the great remedies (mahāvikaṭa); again, formal acts and their failures; legal issues (adhikaraṇa), and the immoral; the good, and by the incoming (bhikkhu); one departing; difference of grounds, and with one of the same class; with a preceptor, a teacher, or requisites; misconduct and good conduct; one taking, and the person; the worthy one, and with a seat; it is allowable at the (proper) time, and it is allowable in the border regions; within, and within the boundary; in a village, and with accusation; the preliminary duty, opportuneness (pattakalla); not for another (reason), and agreement (sammuti); the wrong course, and not going the wrong course; the shameless one, and with the virtuous; two indeed who should be questioned, likewise two who should answer; cross-examination and discussion; one who is sick, and with the suspension (of the Pātimokkha).

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.