四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1141

2.1141

三中。文列四藥，各有時非時。時藥，約中前，後非時。七日，限中是時，過限非時。盡形者，疏云：有病加服名時，無病輒服名非時。若非口法，從時食論；故下，注云犯有輕重是也。注文分二，初別示盡形。並下，通明三藥。故下，引證，即不受食戒開文。顯知四藥通制也。

In the third [section], the text lists four medicines, each having proper and improper times. Timely medicines are based on before noon; afterward is improper time. For the seven-day [medicines], within the limit is proper time; exceeding the limit is improper time. For lifetime [medicines], the Commentary says: taking them with illness is called proper time; arbitrarily taking them without illness is called improper time. If they are not oral formulas, they are judged according to timely food; therefore below, the interlinear note says that the offense has light and grave grades—this is it. The note is divided into two: first, it specifically indicates lifetime [medicines]. Below, from "And also", it generally clarifies the three medicines. Below, from "Therefore", it cites proof, namely the exception clause of the precept against eating unreceived [food]. This makes it clearly known that the four medicines are universally restricted.