sbyin pa yaṅ ’di ltar bya ste |
gnas mal bśams la gaṇṭī ba rduṅs la dris pa’i tshig gis (H267a1) dge sloṅ rnams la (3) yaṅ dag par bsgo la | dge ’dun thams cad dam tha ma med pa dge sloṅ bźi’i tshogs kyis dkyil ’khor bar tshogs śiṅ ’dus par (H267a2) gyur pa daṅ |
dge ’dun lhag ma’i ltuṅ ba byuṅ ba’i dge sloṅ des rgan rims ji lta ba bźin du ’dud pa byas la rgan rims kyi mthar tsog tsog por ’dug ste thal mo (4) sbyar ba btud (H267a3) la spo ba gsol bar bya’o ||
gsol ba ni ’di ltar bya ste |
This should be implemented as follows;
having arranged the seats and rang the gong, questioning the monks by words involving the matter asked about. When all of the saṃgha have been assembled and seated, or at least a group, in a circle, of not less than four monks.
After having made the respected posture, according to age, stood with squatting posture in [that] assembly; then made the hand gesture; a parivāsa is to be asked by a convicted monk.
It is to be asked like this.
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