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[418] [Vyavahar Sutra 12. If the food is for a Sagariy, and it is given to the Sagariy as a gift, and the Sagariy is eating it inside the house, then the Sagariy should not accept it from the guest. 13. If the food is for a Sagariy, and it is not given to the Sagariy as a gift, and the Sagariy is eating it inside the house, then the Sagariy should accept it from the guest. 14. If the food is for a Sagariy, and it is not given to the Sagariy as a gift, and the Sagariy is eating it inside the house, then the Sagariy should accept it from the guest. 15. If the food is for a Sagariy, and it is not given to the Sagariy as a gift, and the Sagariy is eating it outside the house, then the Sagariy should not accept it from the guest. 16. If the food is for a Sagariy, and it is not given to the Sagariy as a gift, and the Sagariy is eating it outside the house, then the Sagariy should not accept it from the guest. 1. If food is prepared for a guest at the house of a householder, and it is given to the guest as a gift, and the guest is eating it inside the house, then the monk should not accept it from the guest. 2. If food is prepared for a guest at the house of a householder, and it is not given to the guest as a gift, and the guest is eating it inside the house, then the monk should accept it from the guest. 3. If food is prepared for a guest at the house of a householder, and it is given to the guest as a gift, and the guest is eating it outside the house, then the monk should not accept it from the guest. 4. If food is prepared for a guest at the house of a householder, and it is not given to the guest as a gift, and the guest is eating it outside the house, then the monk should accept it from the guest. 5. If food is prepared for the servant, messenger, hired worker, or employee of a householder, and it is given to them as a gift, and they are eating it inside the house, then the monk should not accept it from them. 6. If food is prepared for the servant, messenger, hired worker, or employee of a householder, and it is not given to them as a gift, and they are eating it inside the house, then the monk should accept it from them. 7. If food is prepared for the servant, messenger, hired worker, or employee of a householder, and it is given to them as a gift, and they are eating it outside the house, then the monk should not accept it from them.