四分律行事鈔資持記 2.765

2.765

指制緣中。五緣同前，唯改第三是己羊毛，四自使浣染擗。（同前三戒令制。）又下，重示制意。前但通云業重，此中引論別示，應知前後文相互通。論文兩意，初意在尼，後通兩眾。指如疏者，彼云：浣衣戒，彼制故者，新是輕犯；此既勞功，新故同犯。

Under pointing out the conditions of the prohibition: Five conditions are the same as before, only altering the third to "it is one's own sheep's wool", and fourth, "having them wash, dye, and tease it oneself." (Same as the previous three precepts commanding prohibition.) From "Also" below, the intent of prohibition is shown again. Previously it was only generally stated that the karma is heavy; here the treatise is cited to show it specifically, so one should know that the texts before and after are mutually applicable. The treatise's text has two meanings: the first intent lies in the nun, and the latter applies to both assemblies. Pointing to "as in the Commentary": it says there: "In the washing garments precept, it prohibits old ones, so new ones are a minor offense; since this involves strenuous labor, new and old both incur an offense."