1. 'A Bhikkhu, after the Kathina ceremony has been held, goes away travelling to the (four) quarters (of the world 4), guarding 5 his claim to a share in the robes. When he is so travelling, the Bhikkhus ask him: "Where have you kept Vassa, friend, and where have you your share in the robes?"
'He replies: "I have kept Vassa in such and such
'They say to him: "Go, friend, and bring your robe hither; we will make it up for you here." 'And he goes to that residence and asks the Bhikkhus: "Where is the portion of robes due to me, friends?" 'They reply: "Here it is, friend; where are you going?" 'He says: "I will go to such and such a residence; there the Bhikkhus will make up the robe for me." 'They answer: "Nay, friend, do not go; we will make up the robe for you here." 'And he thinks, "I will have the robe made up here, and will not go back (to that other place)," &c. 1 2. 'A Bhikkhu, after the Kathina ceremony has been held, goes away travelling (&c., as in 1, down to:) "Here it is, friend." And he takes that robe and sets out for that residence. On the way some Bhikkhus ask him: "Friend, where are you going?" 'He says: "I intend to go to such and such a residence; there the Bhikkhus will make up the robe for me." 'They answer: "Nay, friend, do not go; we will make up the robe for you here." 'And he thinks, "I will have the robe made up here, and will not go back (to that other place)," &c. 2 3. 'A Bhikkhu, after the Kathina ceremony has been held, goes away travelling (&c., as in § 1, down to:) "Here it is, friend." And he takes that robe, and sets out for that residence. And when going
__________________ End of the Apakinana-navaka 2.
166:4 Comp. II, 21, 1. 166:5 Apakinayamâna, comp. apakiti; apakita. 167:1 Here follow the three cases as given in chap. 6. 1, in the usual way. 167:2 The usual three cases; see the preceding note. 168:1 The same three cases as before. 168:2 'The nine cases in which he guards (his claim).'
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