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## The Eighteenth Uddesaka
**15.** Those monks who, by name, by grasping, by pride, or by self-praise, become arrogant or cause arrogance, are condemned.
**16.** Those monks who, by name, by origin, by the power of their vows, by their actions, by their hands, by their feet, by a stick, by a blade of grass, by clay, or by a piece of cloth, touch or cause to be touched, are condemned.
**17.** Those monks who, by name, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is not a monk, are condemned.
**18.** Those monks who, by name, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a monk, are not condemned.
**19.** Those monks who, by name, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a layman, are condemned.
**20.** Those monks who, by name, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a laywoman, are not condemned.
**21.** Those monks who, by water, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is not a monk, are not condemned.
**22.** Those monks who, by water, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a monk, are not condemned.
**23.** Those monks who, by water, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a layman, are not condemned.
**24.** Those monks who, by water, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a laywoman, are not condemned.
**25.** Those monks who, by earth, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is not a monk, are condemned.
**26.** Those monks who, by earth, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a monk, are not condemned.
**27.** Those monks who, by earth, take food, drink, clothing, or shelter from a person who is a layman, are not condemned.