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## The Eighteenth Uddeshaka [395]
10. A monk who sits on a boat called *Prativaana* or approves of someone sitting on it.
11. A monk who sits on a boat called *Urdhvagamini* or *Adhogamini* or approves of someone sitting on it.
12. A monk who sits on a boat that travels more than one yojana or more than half a yojana or approves of someone sitting on it.
13. A monk who pulls a boat towards the shore, pulls it into the water, anchors it, ties it with a rope, or approves of someone doing these actions.
14. A monk who steers a boat with a paddle, a *naukapapphidaka* (a specific boat-steering tool), a bamboo stick, or a bat, or approves of someone doing these actions.
15. A monk who removes water from a boat using a vessel, a bowl, an earthen pot, or a *naava usinchana* (a specific water-removing tool), or approves of someone doing these actions.
16. A monk who, upon seeing water entering a hole in the boat or the boat sinking, plugs the hole with his hand, foot, a group of peepal leaves, a group of kusha grass leaves, mud, or a piece of cloth, or approves of someone doing these actions.
17. A monk who is in a boat and accepts food, drink, *khadim* (a type of food), or *svadim* (a type of food) from a householder who is also in the boat, or approves of someone doing these actions.
18. A monk who is in a boat and accepts food, drink, *khadim*, or *svadim* from a householder who is in the water, or approves of someone doing these actions.
19. A monk who is in a boat and accepts food, drink, *khadim*, or *svadim* from a householder who is in the mud, or approves of someone doing these actions.
20. A monk who is in a boat and accepts food, drink, *khadim*, or *svadim* from a householder who is on land, or approves of someone doing these actions.
21. A monk who is in the water and accepts food, drink, *khadim*, or *svadim* from a householder who is in a boat, or approves of someone doing these actions.
22. A monk who is in the water and accepts food, drink, *khadim*, or *svadim* from a householder who is also in the water, or approves of someone doing these actions.
23. A monk who is in the water and accepts food, drink, *khadim*, or *svadim* from a householder who is in the mud, or approves of someone doing these actions.