五分比丘尼戒本 1.35

1.35

"If a bhikṣuṇī is fond of quarreling with others, and when the saṅgha settles the matter, she then says: 'The saṅgha is swayed by partiality, anger, delusion, and fear.' The bhikṣuṇīs should say to her: 'Do not be fond of quarreling with others. Do not say: "The saṅgha is swayed by partiality, anger, delusion, and fear." Why is that? The saṅgha is not swayed by partiality, anger, delusion, and fear. Abandon these words, so that you may grow and dwell at ease within the Buddhadharma.' If, when thus admonished, she obstinately persists and does not abandon it, she should be admonished a second and a third time. If on being admonished a second or third time she abandons it, that is well. If she does not abandon it, that bhikṣuṇī, through three admonitions, commits a saṅghāvaśeṣa that requires deśanā.