The Great Chapter, Part 2
ฉบับแปลอังกฤษ · Volume 5 · Page 309
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Of these eighteen, An objection is invalid; Of a regular monk, An objection is valid. For one who is pure, the sending away fails, For the fool it succeeds; The <i lang='pi' translate='no'>paṇḍaka</i>, living together by theft, Joined, animal. Of mother, of father, a perfected One, A rapist, a schismatic; And a shedder of blood, And one who is a gynandromorph. Of these eleven, The admittance fails; Hand, foot, both of them, Ear, nose, both of them. Finger, thumb, tendon, Joined, and hunchback, dwarf; Goiter, branded, and whipped, And sentenced, elephantiasis. Serious, abnormal, and blind in one eye, Crooked limb, lame, and also the paralyzed; Crippled, weak, Blind, and mute, deaf. Blind and mute, blind and deaf, Mute and deaf; And blind and mute and deaf, Thirty-two exactly. For them there is admittance, Explained the Fully Awakened one; They are to be seen, to be remedied, There is no sending away. A procedure of ejection against one, Seven are illegitimate; If committed but acting properly, Those seven too are illegitimate. If committed and not acting properly, Seven procedures are legitimate; Face-to-face, and questioning, And done with admission.