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**Chapter 6: Purity of the Body. Surgery.**
**Verse 452:** It is a fault in treatment to take food after giving this advice.
**Verse 453:** Anger, pride, deceit, and greed are the four types of faults in obtaining food.
**Meaning:** It is important to know that obtaining food through anger, pride, deceit, or greed is a fault.
**Verse 454:** Anger is like an elephant in the city of Hastikalp, pride is like a vine on the banks of the river Veņa, deceit is like a merchant in Benares, and greed is like a miser in the city of Rāsi.
**Meaning:** A monk who takes alms in the city of Hastikalp with anger, a monk who takes food in the city of Veņa with pride, a monk who takes food in Benares with deceit, and a monk who takes alms in the city of Rāsi with greed.
**Verse 455:** "You are famous in Dāyakapur, you are a giver of gifts, you are a Yaso-dhar," etc. This is the fault of praising someone before giving them alms.
**Meaning:** If a monk praises a giver in front of them, saying things like, "You are famous in Dāyakapur, you are a giver of gifts, you are a Yaso-dhar," etc., it is a fault.