四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1476

2.1476

九十三携手在道。（由携手在道，遮他男女，遭譏故制。）九十四上樹戒。（比丘在大樹上安居，於上大小便，樹神瞋，欲斷其命，故制。）九十五杖絡囊戒（跋難陀絡囊中盛鉢貫杖頭擔，居士謂是官人，皆下道避，因制。），九十六持杖人說法，九十七持劍人，九十八持矛人，九十九持刀人，一百持蓋人。

The ninety-third is holding hands on a road. (Formulated because holding hands on a road obstructed other men and women, incurring censure.) The ninety-fourth is the precept against climbing trees. (A bhikṣu observed the rains retreat atop a large tree and defecated and urinated from above; the tree deity became angry and sought to end his life, hence it was prohibited.) The ninety-fifth is the precept against carrying a net-bag on a staff (Upananda put his bowl in a net-bag, hung it on the tip of a staff, and carried it on his shoulder; householders thought he was an official and stepped off the road to avoid him, wherefore it was prohibited). The ninety-sixth is expounding the Dharma to someone holding a staff; the ninety-seventh, to someone holding a sword; the ninety-eighth, to someone holding a spear; the ninety-ninth, to someone holding a knife; the one-hundredth, to someone holding an parasol.