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105. They stock (dairy products) and hoard (food supplies)
for entertaining some householders (like their friends and relatives).
१०६. समुट्ठिए अणगारे आरिए आरियपण्णे आरियदंसी 'अयं संधी'ति
अदक्खु । 106. Samuţthie anagāre ārie ariyapanne ariyadaṁsi'ayam
samdhi' ti adakkhu.
106. Realising that it is meal time, a monk who is noble,
of noble intellect, of noble perception and diligent in self-discipline, should go out for begging food.
9019. À TET, 075390, of " TUTE ! 107. Se näie, ņāiāvae, na samanujāņai, 107. He should neither himself accept (things which are
taboo) for him, nor cause other people to do so, nor approve of those who do so.
१०८. सव्वामगंधं परिण्णाय, णिरामगंधो परिव्वए। 108. Savvāmagamdham pårinnāya, nira magarndho parivvae. 108. He should avoid all food which is not permissible.
Confining himself only to the permissible kind of food, he should lead a self-disciplined life.
१०६. अदिस्समाणे कय-विक्कएसु। से ण किणे, ण किणावए, किणंतं
ण समणुजाणइ । 109. Adissa māne kaya -vikkaesu. Se na kine, na kināvae,
kiņamtam ņa samanujāņai. .' 109. He should not engage himself in buying and selling
he should neither himself buy nor cause to do so nor
approve of other doing so. 1. Cf. 2/18
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