四分律刪補隨機羯磨 2.317

2.317

(The Buddha said: "If one commits a saṃghāvaśeṣa and conceals it, one is granted parivāsa according to the number of days concealed. Having observed the parivāsa, one is granted six nights of mānatva. Having observed the mānatva, one must be rehabilitated amidst a saṃgha of twenty. If one commits the offense and does not conceal it, the saṃgha should grant six nights of mānatva. Having practiced this procedure, the saṃgha then confers the rehabilitation karman amidst twenty [bhikṣus]. If between these two kinds of practice one commits an offense again, one is dealt with by returning to the original period according to what was committed; having practiced this procedure, one is rehabilitated thereafter. For one observing parivāsa, once the karman is obtained, thirty-five privileges are stripped, one practices below the saṃgha, eight matters cause the loss of a night, one must declare and disclose to the saṃgha, attend upon the saṃgha, and observe it for the full duration of the days concealed. The procedure for mānatva is completely the same as the procedure for separate living, differing only in lodging amidst the saṃgha.")