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**Chapter 6: Purity of Food**
**Verse 431:**
The remaining food offered to Yakshas, Nagas, etc., is considered to be tainted with the fault of offering. Similarly, the offering made for the arrival of the restrained ones (monks) is also considered to be tainted with the fault of offering.
**Verse 432:**
The fault of offering (Praabhrutka) is of two types: gross (Baadar) and subtle (Sukshm). Each of these two types is further divided into two: diminishing (Apakarshan) and increasing (Utkarshan). Diminishing is the loss of time, and increasing is the gain of time.
**Verse 433:**
The fault of offering (Praabhrutka) due to the change in days, fortnights, months, and years is of two types: gross (Baadar) and subtle (Sukshm). The gross fault is of two types: diminishing (Apakarshan) and increasing (Utkarshan). The subtle fault is also of two types: early (Purvaahna) and midday (Madhya).