SÄ«laniddeso Virtue
SÄ«lasarÅ«pÄdikathÄ [II. Virtue]
SÄ«lappabhedakathÄ [IV. Classification of Virtue]
14. PÄtimokkhasaį¹varasÄ«laį¹ [(a) Virtue of PÄtimokkha Restraint]
15. Indriyasaį¹varasÄ«laį¹ [(b) Virtue of Restraint of Faculties]
16. ÄjÄ«vapÄrisuddhisÄ«laį¹ [(c) Virtue of Livelihood Purification]
18. PaccayasannissitasÄ«laį¹ [(d) Virtue Concerning Requisites]
19. CatupÄrisuddhisampÄdanavidhi [The Method of Achieving the Fourfold Purification]
YathÄ ca vÄ«riyena ÄjÄ«vapÄrisuddhi, 123. (d) And as livelihood purification is to be undertaken by means of energy,
20. Paį¹hamasÄ«lapaƱcakaį¹ [First Pentad of Virtue]
21. DutiyasÄ«lapaƱcakaį¹ [Second Pentad of Virtue]
21. SÄ«lasaį¹kilesavodÄnaį¹ [(vi) The Defiling and the Cleansing of Virtue]
Akhaį¹įøÄdibhÄvo pana sabbaso sikkhÄpadÄnaį¹ abhedena, bhinnÄnaƱca sappaį¹ikammÄnaį¹ paį¹ikammakaraį¹ena, Untornness, however, is accomplished by the complete non-breaking of the training precepts, by making amends for those broken for which amends should be made,