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KULLAVAGGA.
MI, 27, 2.
offence.... for not atoning for an offence .... for not recanting a sinful doctrinel-there can happen no probation to him, O Bhikkhus, so long as he is out of his mind.... weak in his mind .... suspended, &c. If he afterwards becomes not out of his mind .... becomes not weak in his mind .... is restored from the suspension, the original probation is still obli.gatory upon him. A probation once imposed (&c., as in the first paragraph, down to the end).
2. 'In case, O Bhikkhus, a Bhikkhu, whilst he is liable to be thrown back to the commencement of his probation, throws off the robes (&c., as in all the paragraphs of section 1, reading "liable to be thrown back,” for "undergoing probation").'
3. [The same for a Bhikkhu who throws off the robes, or becomes any of the seven things specified, whilst he is liable to be subjected to the Manatta discipline;
4. Or is undergoing the Manatta discipline; 5. Or is fit to be rehabilitated.]
Here end the forty cases (of interruption to a major disciplinary proceeding from a change of state
in the person undergoing that discipline).
28.
1. 'In case, O Bhikkhus, whilst a Bhikkhu is undergoing probation, he commit numerous Samgha
1 The text has a separate paragraph for each of these cases.
? That is, on any of the above eight events occurring in any of the above five cases.
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