The Compendium
ฉบับแปลอังกฤษ · Volume 8 · Page 532
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Dressed in a sarong, And a double-layered upper robe—How could they all be subject to relinquishment? This question was thought out by those with skill.

There was no motion, nor announcement, Nor had the Victor said, “Come, monk”; Nor had he gone for refuge—How, then, was the ordination irreversible? This question was thought out by those with skill.

If one kills a woman who is not one’s mother, If one kills a man who is not one’s father; If a fool kills one who is not noble, How, because of that, would one experience <j>the result in the next life? This question was thought out by those with skill.

If one kills a woman who is one’s mother, If one kills a man who is one’s father; How, having done this, Does one not experience the result in the next life? This question was thought out by those with skill.

If, without accusing, without reminding, They do a legal procedure, but not face-to-face—How could the procedure be valid, And the Sangha not have committed an offense? This question was thought out by those with skill.

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