Huatqur Qingx (240) - Uwuer

Cincniu tih e snix sxenx, snix ee sxenx e hro tih aur .kir. Huanrjue :ee iarr si jitt kuanw, qaqi soxx juer ee giap diwsuw qniaa jnriu og dy.

(Dhammapada 240 - The Taint)

Just like rust eats the very iron from which it has arisen, so the one who is indulging too much in the use of four requisites of a monk is led to a miserable existence by his own deeds.

(法句經 240 - 垢穢品)

如鐵自生鏽，生已自腐蝕，犯罪者亦爾，自業導惡趣。