Lzh Dg Bi Vb Np 6Requesting Fine Robes From a Robe Fund
Pāli / Sanskrit:Upakkhata
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– FOUR-PART VINAYA
– NISSAGGIYA PĀCITTIYA
RULE 6
Whatever bhikkhunī, when a householder or a householder's wife has set aside money for a robe on behalf of a bhikkhunī, thinking: "I will purchase such-and-such a robe for such-and-such a bhikkhunī"—if that bhikkhunī, without having been invited beforehand, goes to the householder's home and says: "It would be good, householder, if you were to set aside this amount of money and purchase for me such-and-such a robe"—doing so out of a desire for something fine—if she receives a robe in this way, it is nissaggiya pācittiya.
Vietnamese translation: Bhikkhu Thích Đỗng Minh and Thích Đức Thắng. FOUR-PART VINAYA, PART ONE
Chinese translation: Tripiṭaka masters Buddhayaśas and Zhu Fonian.
Revised and annotated by: Bhikkhu Thích Nguyên Chứng
(Chinese translation, volumes 1–21; Vietnamese translation, volumes 1–2)
Buddhist Studies Editorial Board, 2002
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