You should make amends for it.” But in spite of what he had said, those monks did not want to make amends for that offense. They told the Buddha. “In a case such as this, if those monks do make amends for that offense because of what that monk has said, then this is good. If they don’t, then that monk doesn’t need to correct them if he doesn’t want to.” The second section for recitation on the grounds for accusations is finished. 28. The group of fifteen on non-offenses At one time on the observance day, four or more resident monks had gathered together in a certain monastery. They did not know