STUDY
(1)
Omitting some words while reading�masala- ghu.
(2)
Transgressing the sequence of the Tirthankara �caturguru.
(3)
Mixing or adding words�masalaghu.
(4)
Having wrong faith�caturlaghu.
(5)
Transgressing the order of the guru�caturguru. �Brh. kelp. Bha. I,
288-99.
(6)
Asking more than three questions regarding the kalikasruta and more
than seven questions regarding the Ditthivaya�c.p.u.
�Nis. XIX, 8-12.
(7) Not
studying at four times; studying at an improper time; reading only the
lower portions; reading in an indistinct tone; not reading the text in due
sequence or reading only one out of two identical passages�c.p.u.
�Nis. XIX, 13-23.
REQUISITES
Skins
(1)
Using complete and intact pieces of skins or clothes�masiyam
pariharatthanam ugghaiyam.
�Nis.
II, 22-24.
Broom
(2)
Obtaining the returnable payapunchana on the condition of returning
it the same night, but returning it the next day; or returning it the same
night when promised to return it the next day�m.p.u.
�Nis. V, 15-16.
Bedding
(3)
Taking out the returnable bedding or that owned by the householder without
his consent; or not searching the lost bedding, or not scanning the
requisites�m.p.u.
�Nis. II, 50-59.
Sticks
(4)
Making, using or enjoying raw, colored or variously colored wooden, bamboo
or cane sticks �m.p.u
�Nis. V, 25-33.
(5)
Using a broom which is bigger in measurements; or having fine thread-ends
for it; giving one tie to the broom; giving more than three ties to the
broom; binding it in a kadusaga way, holding it loosely; keeping it
as a pillow; breaking it �m.p.u.
�Nis. V, 67-77.
Bowl
(6)
Expanding the mouth of the pot; binding it improperly; using a pot with
many ties for more than one and a half months�m.p.a.
�Nis. I, 41-45.
(7)
Exchanging the alms-bowl without the consent of the ganin; not
giving it to him who is unable to procure one�c.p.u.
�Nis. XIV, 1-48.
(8)
Discoloring colored pots and vice versa;
Polishing it with oil, ghee or butter; coating it with powder or paint,
washing it with water so as to give it a new appearance�c.p.u.
�Ibid.
(9)
Frequently demanding a bowl in the congregation by getting up�c.p.u.
�I bid.
(10)
For him who sent a person who had not studied the rules about the begging
of the alms-bowl, to bring the coating for a pot�calvaro gurakah.
(11)
-Do- who had studied it but did not remember the details about it�catvaro
laghukah.
(12)
For coating the pot without the permission of the acarya�masalaghu.
(13)
For not taking the permission of the cart-owner for oil�masalaghu.
(14)
For taking oil at night and using it at night� calvaro laghukah.
(15)
For taking oil at dew- fall or when bulls or calves are tied to the cart�catvaro
laghukah.
(16)
For taking oil when a dog is sitting below the cart
�Ealvaro gurakah.
(17)
For coating the pot for decoration�catvaro
Gurukah.
(18)
Accepting a mediocre pot when decided to accept the best�masika.
(19)
Determining to accept the inferior one but accepting the mediocre�masika.
(20)
For accepting an inferior pot when decided to accept the best�pancaka.
(21)
For determining to accept a mediocre pot but accepting an inferior one�pancaka.
(22)
For determining to accept a mediocre one, but accepting the best�caturlaghu.
(23)
For determining to accept the inferior one but accepting the best pot�caturlaghu.
- Brh. kalp. Bha. I, 471-529.
Seat
(24)
Carrying the seat of the householder�c.p.u.
- Nis. XII, 10-13.
CLOTHING
(1) For
transforming the best piece of cloth into a medium type�masalaghu.
(2)
-Do- into an inferior one�pancaratrindiva.
(3)
-Do- a mediocre one into the best type� caturlaghu.
(4)
-Do- into jaghanya�pancaratrindiva.
(5)
-Do- an inferior one into the best�caturlalaghu.
(6)
-Do- into medium type�masika.
(7) For
accepting a piece of cloth worth Pataliputra rupees 18�catvaro laghavah,
or laghumasa, or caturguru.
(8)
Do �rupees 20 catvaro laghva
(9)�Do�rupees 49�sadlaghavah
(10)
�Do�rupees 50�sadguru
(11)
�Do�rupees 100�cheda
(12)�
Do�rupees 250�sadlaghavah
(13)
�Do�rupees 500�sadguruvah
14)
-Do�rupees 999�cheda
(15)
�Do�rupees 1000�cheda or mula.
