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does not conceal those offenses. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the former offense must be given. “Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu, while undergoing probation, in the interim, commits many Saṅghādisesa offenses, having concealed them, he wanders away. He, having been re-ordained, conceals those offenses. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the former offense must be given. 173. “Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu, while undergoing probation, in the interim, commits many Saṅghādisesa offenses. He has offenses both concealed and unconcealed. He wanders away, and having been re-ordained, the offenses he formerly concealed, he does not conceal later; the offenses he formerly did not conceal, he does not conceal later. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the former offense must be given. “Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu, while undergoing probation, in the interim, commits many Saṅghādisesa offenses. He has offenses both concealed and unconcealed. He wanders away, and having been re-ordained, the offenses he formerly concealed, he does not conceal later; the offenses he formerly did not conceal, he conceals later. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the former offense must be given. “Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu, while undergoing probation, in the interim, commits many Saṅghādisesa offenses. He has offenses both concealed and unconcealed. He wanders away, and having been re-ordained, the offenses he formerly concealed, he conceals later; the offenses he formerly did not conceal, he does not conceal later. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the root. And for his concealed offenses, from the earliest offense, a combined probation must be given. But here, monks, a bhikkhu undergoing probation meanwhile commits many Sanghādisesa offenses. His offenses are both concealed and unconcealed. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously concealed, those offenses he later conceals; the offenses he previously did not conceal, those offenses he later conceals. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the root. And for his concealed offenses, from the earliest offense, a combined probation must be given. 174. But here, monks, a bhikkhu undergoing probation meanwhile commits many Sanghādisesa offenses. Some offenses he knows, some offenses he does not know. The offenses he knows, those offenses he conceals; the offenses he does not know, those offenses he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously knew and concealed, those offenses he later knows and does not conceal; the offenses he previously did not know and did not conceal, those offenses he later knows and does not conceal. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the root. And for his concealed offenses, from the earliest offense, a combined probation must be given. But here, monks, a bhikkhu undergoing probation meanwhile commits many Sanghādisesa offenses. Some offenses he knows, some offenses he does not know. The offenses he knows, those offenses he conceals; the offenses he does not know, those offenses he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously knew and concealed, those offenses he later knows and does not conceal; the offenses he previously did not know and did not conceal, those offenses he later knows and conceals. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the root. And for his concealed offenses, from the earliest offense, a combined probation must be given. But here, monks, A bhikkhu undergoing probation meanwhile incurs many Saṅghādisesa offenses. Some offenses he knows, some offenses he does not know. The offenses he knows, he conceals; the offenses he does not know, he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously knew and concealed, he later knows and conceals; the offenses he previously did not know and did not conceal, he later knows and does not conceal. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the first offense must be given. Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu undergoing probation meanwhile incurs many Saṅghādisesa offenses. Some offenses he knows, some offenses he does not know. The offenses he knows, he conceals; the offenses he does not know, he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously knew and concealed, he later knows and conceals; the offenses he previously did not know and did not conceal, he later knows and does not conceal. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the first offense must be given. 175. Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu undergoing probation meanwhile incurs many Saṅghādisesa offenses. Some offenses he remembers, some offenses he does not remember. The offenses he remembers, he conceals; the offenses he does not remember, he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously remembered and concealed, he later remembers and does not conceal; the offenses he previously did not remember and did not conceal, he later remembers and does not conceal. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined probation with the first offense must be given. Here again, bhikkhus, a bhikkhu undergoing probation Meanwhile, many Saṅghādisesa offenses he commits. Some offenses he remembers, some offenses he does not remember. The offenses he remembers, those offenses he conceals; the offenses he does not remember, those offenses he does not conceal. Having fallen away, then re-ordained, the offenses he previously remembered and concealed, those offenses he later remembers and does not conceal; the offenses he previously did not remember and did not conceal, those offenses he later remembers and conceals. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his offenses as they were concealed, a combined probation with the first offense must be given. Here, monks, a bhikkhu undergoing probation, meanwhile, many Saṅghādisesa offenses he commits. Some offenses he remembers, some offenses he does not remember. The offenses he remembers, those offenses he conceals; the offenses he does not remember, those offenses he does not conceal. Having fallen away, then re-ordained, the offenses he previously remembered and concealed, those offenses he later remembers and does not conceal; the offenses he previously did not remember and did not conceal, those offenses he later remembers and conceals. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his offenses as they were concealed, a combined probation with the first offense must be given. Here, monks, a bhikkhu undergoing probation, meanwhile, many Saṅghādisesa offenses he commits. Some offenses he remembers, some offenses he does not remember. The offenses he remembers, those offenses he conceals; the offenses he does not remember, those offenses he does not conceal. Having fallen away, then re-ordained, the offenses he previously remembered and concealed, those offenses he later remembers and does not conceal; the offenses he previously did not remember and did not conceal, those offenses he later remembers and conceals. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his offenses as they were concealed, a combined probation with the first offense must be given. 176. Here, monks, a bhikkhu undergoing probation, meanwhile, many Saṅghādisesa... He incurs Sanghādisesa offenses. Regarding some offenses, he is certain, regarding some offenses, he is doubtful. The offenses he is certain about, he conceals; the offenses he is doubtful about, he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously concealed, being certain, those offenses he later does not conceal, being certain; the offenses he previously did not conceal, being doubtful, those offenses he later does not conceal, being certain. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined period of probation must be given with the first offense. Here again, monks, a bhikkhu, while undergoing probation, incurs many Sanghādisesa offenses in between. Regarding some offenses, he is certain, regarding some offenses, he is doubtful. The offenses he is certain about, he conceals; the offenses he is doubtful about, he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously concealed, being certain, those offenses he later does not conceal, being certain; the offenses he previously did not conceal, being doubtful, those offenses he later conceals, being certain. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined period of probation must be given with the first offense. Here again, monks, a bhikkhu, while undergoing probation, incurs many Sanghādisesa offenses in between. Regarding some offenses, he is certain, regarding some offenses, he is doubtful. The offenses he is certain about, he conceals; the offenses he is doubtful about, he does not conceal. Having fallen away and then re-ordained, the offenses he previously concealed, being certain, those offenses he later conceals, being certain; the offenses he previously did not conceal, being doubtful, those offenses he later does not conceal, being certain. That bhikkhu must be sent back to the beginning. And for his concealed offenses, a combined period of probation must be given with the first offense. Here But, monks, a monk undergoing probation, meanwhile incurs many Saṅghādisesa offenses. In some offenses, he is certain, in some offenses, he is doubtful.