四分律刪繁補闕行事鈔 2.231

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《十誦》：若鉢著不淨脂蘇，受[麩-夫+少]食，應寫淨鉢中食之，著鉢者棄。繩綴鉢，受粥脂出，但棄膩處，餘者得食。若新熏鉢及手穌脂油著，二三澡豆洗，餘膩氣不盡，名淨。不淨殘宿鹽，食吉羅（與《四分》同罪）。《伽論》：膩故不去者，非食膩故。

The Daśādhyāya-vinaya states: If impure fat or ghee adheres to a bowl, and one receives parched flour food, it should be poured into a pure bowl to eat, and that adhering to the bowl discarded. If a bowl stitched with cord receives gruel and grease seeps out, discard only the greasy portion, and the rest may be eaten. If a newly smoked bowl and the hands are smeared with ghee, fat, or oil, wash them two or three times with bath powder; if the remaining greasy smell has not completely dissipated, it is still designated pure. Eating impure leftover overnight salt incurs a duṣkṛta (the same offense as in the Dharmaguptaka Vinaya). The Saṃghabhedavastu commentary states: If it cannot be removed because of residual grease, it is not considered greasy food.