83. Whatever monk, when the half-monthly Prātimokṣa Sūtra is being recited, should say: “Just now, O Venerable Ones, do I understand this dharma which is included in the Sūtra, occurs in the Sutra, and comes up in the recitation”; and if the monks should know, with regard to the Venerable One, that the Venerable One has previously sat in the Poṣadha ceremony two or three times, not to say oftener, there is no freedom for the ignorant monk. Then [that monk] who has fallen into offense should be dealt with according to Dharma, and further remorse should be imposed [on him], saying, “For you, O Venerable One, this which has been obtained improperly and not properly is unobtained and unacquired. You, when the half-monthly Prātimokṣa Sūtra is being recited, do not listen respectfully, do not pay respect, do not make supplication, do not meditate with a one-pointed mind, do not listen with an attentive ear, and do not listen with the conviction of the entire mind. Therefore, O Venerable One, because ofremorse, there is a pāyāntika.'