The text tells about the duties of a preceptor and his disciples should be conducted to each other. The one who shares a cell, monks, should conduct himself properly towards the preceptor. These are the proper conducts for disciples to their preceptor: getting up early, taking off sandals, arranging the upper robe over one's shoulder, giving tooth wood to the preceptor, giving water for mouth rinsing to the preceptor and making a seat ready. If there is conjey, having washed a bowl, the conjey should be placed near (the preceptor)…
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Folio 19 on the recto side: In Culasakkarat 182 (corresponding to CS 1182), a kot si year, on the seventh day of the waning moon of the seventh [lunar] month, a poek san day, Akkha Vora Rasakhu Chao from Vat Phon Kaeo offered gold and silver to the His Majesty King of Chanthabuly kingdom in order to sponsor the making of this manuscript entitled Pha Taipidok (Tripitaka) to support Buddhism in Luang Prabang. The writing of this manuscript was finished at the time of the morning drum (7:30–9:00).