四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1145

2.1145

不犯中，三。黑石蜜者，古記云：用蔗糖和糯米煎成，其堅如石。此明七日，雖兼時藥，過中開服。有病開麥汁者，雖似時漿，以清澄故。上二加法，如前所開；此據暫時直受者耳。哯音演，嘔吐也。開文不顯，故引論決之。

In "Non-offenses", there are three. Regarding "black rock sugar", an ancient record says: it is boiled from cane sugar mixed with glutinous rice, and its hardness is like rock. This explains that as a seven-day medicine, although it incorporates timely food, it is permitted to be consumed past noon. As for permitting barley juice when ill: although it resembles timely gruel, it is permitted because it is clear and strained. The formal declarations for the above two are as previously permitted; this is based on receiving it directly for temporary use. The pronunciation of 哯 is yan; it means vomiting. The exception text is not explicit, so the treatise is cited to decide it.