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JAINA MONASTIC JURISPRUDENCE
71 (8) accepting food from one who is spinning, cut
ting or pounding - māsalaghu. (9) eating in excess — catvāro laghavaḥ. (10) eating with hatred — catvāro laghavaḥ. (11) eating sadhūma — catvāro laghavaḥ. (12) eating niskāraṇa. --- catvāro laghavaḥ. (13) eating food in the festival of heretics - catur
laghavaḥ (14) taking with permission a fruit belonging to a
heretic - caturguru. (15) -do- a bhogika - sadlaghu. (16) -do-a vaņik – sadguru. (17) taking with permission a fruit belonging to the
goşthi - cheda. (18) -do- the householder - mūla. (19) -do- the policeman - anavasthāpya. (20) -do- the king -- pārāñcika..
- Bệh. kalp. bhā., I, 532ff.;
V, 5089; II, 906.
-Jit., 1087ff. (21) going to one's relatives for alms without the
permission of the thera — santară cheya or parihāra.
— Vav. VI, 1. (22) going to the condemned families for alms with
out knowing anything about them (beforehand) or without asking (them)-m.p.u.
- Nis. IV, 22. (23) requesting a heretic for food — m.p.u.
- Nis. III, 1-12. (24) visiting the same house twice for alms — m.p.u.
- Nis. III, 13. (25) accepting food or drink in new settlements, vil
lages, iron-mines, copper-mines, lead-mines, gold-mines or jewel-mines — m.p.u.
— Nis. V, 34-35.
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