四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1429

2.1429

初緣險處謂賊怖也。第二不語，語即非犯；佛言：應語諸婦女莫出，道路有賊怖；若已出城，應語言莫至僧伽灆中（以寺去城遠故）。三無病者，律云：若故持食來聽病人受。第四，律云：若有施主，以食置地，若教人與，二皆不犯，故云除也。不犯者，若來受教勅聽法，自食令授。

The first condition, 'a dangerous place', refers to fear of bandits. The second, 'not warning them': if one warns them, there is no offense. The Buddha said: 'One should warn the women: do not come out, the road has fear of bandits. If they have already left the city, one should tell them: do not come to the saṅghārāma' (because the monastery is far from the city). Third, 'not being ill': the Vinaya says: 'If intentionally bringing food, one permits a sick person to receive it.' Fourth, the Vinaya says: 'If the donor places the food on the ground, or directs someone to give it, both are not offenses,' hence it says 'excepted'. As for non-offense: if they come to receive instruction or listen to the Dharma, providing their own food and having it offered.