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## Fourth Uddesaka
[113] 59. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched a "seḍhiya-samsatṭhaṇa" (a vessel made of clay, such as a cup or a bowl), a "jav" (a ladle), or a "paḍiggaha" (a spoon).
60. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched a "soratṭhiya-piṭṭha-samsatṭa" (a vessel made of clay, such as a cup or a bowl), a "jav" (a ladle), or a "paḍiggaha" (a spoon).
61. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched a "kukkus-samsatṭa" (a vessel made of clay, such as a cup or a bowl), a "jav" (a ladle), or a "paḍiggaha" (a spoon).
62. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched a "ukkuṭṭha-samsatṭa" (a vessel made of clay, such as a cup or a bowl), a "jav" (a ladle), or a "paḍiggaha" (a spoon).
63. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched an "asamsatṭa" (a vessel made of clay, such as a cup or a bowl), a "jav" (a ladle), or a "paḍiggaha" (a spoon).
49. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched water, a clay vessel (such as a cup or a bowl), a ladle, or a metal vessel.
50. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched wet clay.
51. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched earth-alkali.
52. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched strike-powder.
53. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched hingul-powder.
54. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched manśil-powder.
55. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched anjan-surma (collyrium).
56. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched salt-powder.
57. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched geru-gairika-powder (red ochre).
58. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched vernic-yellow-earth powder.
59. A monk who accepts or approves of the acceptance of food, drink, edibles, or delicacies offered by a hand that has touched khaḍiya (khaḍḍī) powder (a type of clay).