drug sde’i dge sloṅ spo ba daṅ mgu bar bya ba spyod pa rnams kyis dge sloṅ spos pa rnams kyi druṅ du spo ba (H271a7) spyod pa’i skabs de dge sloṅ (181a1) rnams kyis bcom ldan ’das la gsol ba daṅ |
bcom ldan ’das kyis bka’ stsal pa |
dge sloṅ gis spos pa bźi’i druṅ du spo ba spyad par mi bya ste |
spos (H271b1) pa gsum daṅ raṅ bźin du gnas pa gcig la ma yin |
spos pa gñis daṅ raṅ bźin du gnas pa gñis lam (2) yin |
spos pa gcig daṅ raṅ bźin du gnas pa gsum la ma yin te |
’on kyaṅ (H271b2) thams cad yoṅs su dag pa lta ba mtshuṅs pa rnams kyi druṅ du spo ba spyad par bya’o ||
spos pa rnams la ji lta ba bźin du spo ba spyad pa daṅ | mgu bar bya ba spyod pa daṅ | mgu bar bya ba spyad pa daṅ | (H271b3) bslab pa byin pa (3) rnams la yaṅ de bźin no ||
spo ba ji lta ba bźin du gźi nas spo ba daṅ | gźi nas bslaṅ ste spo ba daṅ | mgu bar bya ba daṅ | gźi nas mgu bar bya ba daṅ | gźi nas bslaṅ ste (H271b4) mgu bar bya ba yaṅ de bźin no ||
The case which occurs by a pārivāsika is equally applied to the case of paryuṣitaparivāsa, mānāpyacārika, cāritamānāpya, as well as śikṣādattaka.
Ṣaḍvargika-bhikṣus, being pārivāsikas and mānāpyacārikas practice parivāsa in the presence of the monks who are pārivāsikas. The monks inform the blessed one on that matter.
The blessed one said;
“a monk shall not undergo parivāsa within the presence of four pārivāsikas:
[or] three pārivāsikas and one normal:
[or] two pārivāsikas and two normals:
[or] one pārivāsika and three normals;
but parivāsa is to be inflicted [on an offender] in the presence of all the pure monks who agree (or has the same view).
In the same way as of pārivāsika, this equally applies to paryuṣitapārivāsika, mānāpyacārika, cāritamānāpya, as well as the śikṣādattaka.
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