(16)
—Do—rupees 10000 _ mula
(17)
—Do - rupees 50000—anavasthapya
(18)
—Do—rupees 100000—parancika
—Brh. kalp. Bha. IV, 3893-98.
(19)
For wearing a garment like a turban— masalaghu.
(20)
For so arranging the garment on the shoulder that it hangs down like a
cow's tail—masalaghu
(21)
For covering both the shoulders like a nun—
Catvaro laghavah.
(22)
For so arranging the ends of the upper garment on the shoulders that it
appears like the garuda bird—catvaro gurumasah.
(23)
For putting on the dress like that of a householder—Hula.
(24)
Putting on the clothes of a householder—c.p.u. — Nis. XII, 11.
(35)
Exchanging clothes without the consent of the ganin—c.p.u.
—Nis.
XVIII, 21-64.
(26)
Coloring an uncolored cloth and vice versa— c.p.u.
—Ibid.
(27)
Getting the samphadi of a nun stitched by a heretic or the
owner of the lodge—c.p.u.
—Nis. XII, 7.
TOURING
(1)
Crossing or swimming the following five great rivers twice or thrice
within a month—Ganga, Jauna, Sarau, Eravai, Mahi—c.p.u.
—Nis.
XII, 42.
(2) getting into the boat with bad intentions; buying, selling, bringing
on credit or exchanging the boat, or making others to do so; pushing the
boat into water from the ground or vice versa; helping in taking out a
grounded boat; working as a helmsman; getting into a boat which is going
up or down the stream; pulling or stopping the boat by a rope; taking out
water from the boat by either a pot or an alms-bowl or an earthen vessel;
covering the hole in the boat by means of hand, foot, leaves and bamboo in
order to stop water getting in; accepting food in the boat—c.p.u.
—Nis. XVIII, 1-20.
(3)
Touring during regular rains—c.p.a.
—Nis.
X, 40-43.
(4)
Frequently entering into or coming out of inimical, anarchical or
rebellion-infected regions, or approving of anybody else doing so—c.p.a.
—Nis. XI, 71; Ralph. I, 38.
(4a)
One who wandered alone and condemned the law of the Jina —Mula.
—Angd. VII, 55, comm.
(5) If
out of attachment for a place, a party of monks stays there for more than
eleven days, then parancika.
—Brh. kalp. Bha. II, 1555-59.
(6) If
a gitartha wandered alone— caturlaghu.
(7)
If an agitartha wandered alone— caturguru.
—Brh. kalp. Bha. I, 694-5.
(8)
For touring with a heretical nun in a woman's dress at day time—laghukaccheda
(9)
—Do—with an eunuch—gurakoccheda
(10)
—Do—at night—Mula
(11)
—Do with a Jaina nun at day—anavasthapya
(12)
—Do—with a Jaina nun at night—parancika.
—Brh.
kalp. Bha., II, 886-88.
(13)
Resorting to a short cut by day—masalaghu
(14)
—Do—at night—masaguru
(15)
Walking carelessly at day—masalaghu
(16)
—Do—at night—masaguru
(17)
One who wandered alone and condemned the law of the Jinas— Mula
—Angd. 7, 55, comm.'
PENANCE
(1) if
a monk, going out of the Gana for the sake of practicing the 'egallaviharapadima',
returns without completing it,—cheya or parihara
—Vav. I, 25.
DEATH
(1)
Praising the types of death which are designated as 'balamarana'—c.p.a.
—His. XI, 92.
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