四分律刪繁補闕行事鈔 2.155

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持羊毛過限戒十六。四緣：一是好羊毛，除賤故。律云：頭項足毛不犯。《僧祇》：持駝毛、獺毛、猪毛，犯越；成器不犯。《五分》：聽用駞毛貯褥。二是己物。三自持。《僧祇》：三人共有，各持齊九由旬，重擔者俱犯。第四，《四分》：若道行得羊毛處，須者應取。自持至三由旬，當令人持，乃至彼處，中間不得佐助；若持，吉羅。令尼等四眾，亦吉。若持餘衣，若麻等，皆吉。若擔餘物貫杖頭，亦吉。若擔毳裝、毳繩，及餘處毛，若作帽巾等，不犯。

Precept 16: Carrying sheep's wool beyond the limit. Four conditions: First, it is fine sheep's wool, excluding the base kind. The Vinaya says: wool from the head, neck, and feet incurs no offense. The Mahāsāṃghika-vinaya: carrying camel wool, otter fur, or pig bristles incurs an越 [offense]; completed utensils incur no offense. The Pañcavargika-vinaya: permits using camel wool to stuff mattresses. Second, it is one's own property. Third, carrying it oneself. The Mahāsāṃghika-vinaya: shared by three people, each carrying it up to nine yojanas, those carrying heavy burdens all commit offenses. Fourth, the Dharmaguptaka Vinaya: If when traveling on the road one reaches a place with sheep's wool, one who needs it should take it. Carrying it oneself up to three yojanas, one must have someone else carry it thereafter to that place, and midway one must not assist; if one carries it, a duṣkṛta. Ordering the four assemblies, such as bhikṣuṇīs, is also a duṣkṛta. If carrying other robes, such as hemp, etc., it is all a duṣkṛta. If carrying other articles affixed to the tip of a staff, it is also a duṣkṛta. If carrying down-stuffed articles, down ropes, and wool from other places, or making caps, cloths, etc., there is no offense.