四分律比丘含注戒本 1.272

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That bhikṣu practices such improper conduct: planting flowering trees himself, watering them himself, picking flowers himself, making flower garlands himself, stringing them on thread, and carrying them to give to people himself, or teaching others to do the above. Or with women of the village, sitting on the same couch, eating and drinking from the same vessel, talking, joking, and laughing. Or singing, dancing, and playing music himself, or singing in harmony when others do so. Or telling jokes, or playing strings, beating reed instruments, blowing chanting pipes, mimicking the cries of various birds. Or running, or leaping and limping, or whistling, or performing bodily antics, or clowning for hire—such things.