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[Nishitha Sutra]
"One should not embrace, caress, or kiss another's body, nor should one tear or cut with one's teeth or nails."
Here, all the words are preserved in the original text. Embracing, etc. are done out of delusion, while tearing or cutting with nails, etc. is done out of delusion and passions. Offering-accepting, giving-receiving, and atonement.
86. A monk who gives food, drink, edible or non-edible to a woman with the intention of sexual intercourse, or approves of the one who gives.
87. A monk who accepts food, drink, edible or non-edible from a woman with the intention of sexual intercourse, or approves of the one who accepts.
88. A monk who gives clothes, bowl, blanket or foot-cloth to a woman with the intention of sexual intercourse, or approves of the one who gives.
89. A monk who accepts clothes, bowl, blanket or foot-cloth from a woman with the intention of sexual intercourse, or approves of the one who accepts.
(He incurs the Guru-Chaumasi penance.) Atonement for giving and receiving.
90. A monk who recites scriptures for a woman with the intention of sexual intercourse, or approves of the one who recites.
91. A monk who listens to the recitation of scriptures from a woman with the intention of sexual intercourse, or approves of the one who listens.
(He incurs the Guru-Chaumasi penance.)