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[Nishītha Sūtra]
154. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, causes inflammation or pain to the vagina or anus of a woman by using 'bhilāvā' and other medicines, or approves of such an act.
155. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, causes the vagina or anus of a woman to become diseased by using 'bhilāvā' and other medicines, and then washes it with cold or hot water once or multiple times, or approves of such an act.
156. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, causes the vagina or anus of a woman to become diseased by using 'bhilāvā' and other medicines, washes it with cold or hot water, and then applies some kind of ointment once or multiple times, or approves of such an act.
157. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, causes the vagina or anus of a woman to become diseased by using 'bhilāvā' and other medicines, washes it with cold or hot water, applies some kind of ointment, and then massages it with oil or ghee once or multiple times, or approves of such an act.
158. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, causes the vagina or anus of a woman to become diseased by using 'bhilāvā' and other medicines, washes it with cold or hot water, applies some kind of ointment, massages it with oil or ghee, and then perfumes it with fragrant substances once or multiple times, or approves of such an act.
159. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, keeps or approves of keeping 'precious garments'.
160. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, keeps or approves of keeping 'unbroken garments (bolts of cloth)'.
161. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, keeps or approves of keeping 'garments dyed with colors (such as indigo)'.
162. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, keeps or approves of keeping 'colored garments'.
163. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, keeps or approves of keeping 'multi-colored or printed (embroidered) garments'.
164-217. A monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, rubs his feet once or multiple times, or approves of such rubbing, should be understood in the same way as the explanatory sūtras 16 to 69 of the third section, up to a monk who, with the intention of sexual intercourse with a woman, covers his head while wandering from village to village, or approves of such an act.