四分律行事鈔資持記 2.768

2.768

釋相，列數中。第六正屬當戒，餘並附明。八中及諸重物者，疏云：佛不開物，如女人器仗之屬。此下，結示，初明三藏所出。但云八不淨八毒蛇八穢等。《涅槃》雖列諸物，復無次第，故云通數。顯過不應，如下具引。相承下，明依古列次。疏云：古來相傳，既有八名，須知八相，故言不出佛經。

In explaining the marks, regarding the enumeration: the sixth directly pertains to this precept, while the rest are explained collaterally. In the eighth, regarding "and various valuable articles," the Commentary states: things which the Buddha did not allow, such as women, weapons, and the like. Below, concluding and pointing out: first, it explains their provenance in the Tripiṭaka. They are merely called the "eight impurities," "eight venomous snakes," "eight taints," and so forth. Although the Nirvāṇa [Sūtra] enumerates the various items, it lacks this sequence, hence it is called a "general enumeration." The revelation of their faults as impermissible is fully cited below. From "successively transmitted" downward, it clarifies that the sequence is enumerated following the ancients. The Commentary states: as eight designations have been handed down from antiquity, one must know the eight marks; hence it says they do not come from the Buddhist sūtras.