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379 380 -382 386 387 388 390 391 392 395 Rules and prohibitions for the residence of Agitārthas and their atonement Rules and prohibitions for the residence of a single monk Atonement for the expulsion of Shukrapudgala Prohibition of including someone who has come from another gana into the gana Summary of the sixth Uddesaka Seventh Uddesaka Mutual questioning regarding the keeping of a Sadhvi who has come from another gana Rules and prohibitions regarding the severance of relationships Rules and prohibitions regarding initiation, etc. Rules and prohibitions regarding the instructions of a Guru, etc., who resides in a distant area Rules and prohibitions for the pacification of strife Rules and prohibitions for the study of the scriptures for Nirgrantha-Nirgranthis in times of crisis Rules and prohibitions for Nirgrantha-Nirgranthis to study the scriptures Rules and prohibitions for studying the scriptures when there is physical inability The need for the appointment of an Acharya-Upadhyaya for a Nirgranthi The method of burying the dead body of a Shraman and accepting the instruments The decision regarding the Pariharaniya Shayatar The method of accepting Prajna The method of accepting permission in a change of state Summary of the seventh Uddesaka Eighth Uddesaka The method of accepting a sleeping place The method of bringing a Shayya-Sanstharak The method of a solitary sthavira accepting food and going to Gochari The method of seeking permission again for a Shayya-Sanstharak The method of accepting a Shayya-Sanstharak The request for a fallen or forgotten instrument The method of bringing an additional vessel The quantity of food for Unodari Summary of the eighth Uddesaka 397 398 399 400 401 402 404 405 406 407 408 409 411 Ninth Uddesaka Rules and prohibitions for accepting food made for servants and relatives for the sake of Shayatar 417 Rules and prohibitions for accepting food from shops that are part of Shayatar 420 The seven-seven-day Bhiksha-Pratimas 424 [80 ]