The Compendium
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“Excluded from the community, not to be given away, And ten, one who has not been ejected; One arrives at the Teaching, above the collar bone, And then two on begging.

And heavy offense by body, Not by body or speech; Not speaking, and training, And two, four people.

Woman, and oil, relinquishment, And monks, a single step; And dressed in a sarong, and no motion, If one kills not one’s mother, if one kills one’s father.

Without accusing, after accusing, Cutting, and the truth; And determined, after sunset, Neither lustful, and not the wilderness.

By body, and by speech, And three kinds of women, mother; An angry person who is approved of, contented, And an offense entailing suspension, both.

Not marked, she neither gives, She neither gives, one commits a heavy offense—The sudorific verses: Questions explained by the wise.”

The Compendium Legal procedures, why the Monastic Law, resolution of legal issues 1. The subchapter on legal procedures

หัวข้อ (สรุปโดย AI) Sudorific riddles: confession offenses and the closing summary
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