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this prāyścitta can be imposed. It will be noticed at least that the müla is presented as being in some ways a substitute pedance. It is substituted sometimes for the ninth and the tenth (from which the sāpekşas are dispensed), so'ñetimes for the sixth and seventh when they are insufficient, and "sonelines for the sixtñ when, on the contrary, this would be too much for“the strength or the mätürity of the penitent:""; ".
