四分律行事鈔資持記 1.216

1.216

明俗打中，初引背請戒文。彼明居士作食持入祇桓打犍槌；諸比丘問，答云請比丘食耳。乃至下，出提舍中，初句出第二戒。彼因居士請佛及二部僧；明日食至，晨朝敷座，遣使白佛時到。（此證唱令。）及下，出第四戒。彼云諸女持食入僧坊，打犍槌與僧分食等。中食下，未詳何文。

In explaining striking by laypeople, first the text of the precept against eating apart from the group is cited. It explains that a householder prepared food, carried it into Jetavana, and struck the gaṇḍī; when the bhikṣus asked, he replied that he was inviting the bhikṣus to eat. From "and so forth" downward sets forth the prātideśanīyas, the first phrase setting forth the second precept. It arose because a householder invited the Buddha and the two divisions of the saṅgha; on the following day when the mealtime arrived, in the early morning he arranged the seats and sent a messenger to announce to the Buddha that the time had come. (This proves the practice of calling out the announcement.) From "and..." downward sets forth the fourth precept. It states that women carried food into the monastery, struck the gaṇḍī, and distributed the food to the saṅgha, and so forth. From "midday meal" downward, it is not clear which text this comes from.