四分律行事鈔資持記 2.983

2.983

不犯中，初門口綺。重聽謂已疾不聞。參錯謂他言不了。若欲下，次開身綺。初約非法羯磨，明來不來；若一下，次約頭陀病難，明起不起；若惡下，約非問非法，明語不語。如上三位，一一相違；事同非犯，以緣別故。若小下，失口非意。如常所開。

Under non-offenses, the first section deals with embroidery of speech. Hard of hearing means not hearing due to illness. Confused means not understanding the other's words. From "If wishing..." downward, it next grants exceptions for embroidery of body. First, regarding uncanonical karman, it explains coming or not coming; from "If one..." downward, next, regarding dhūta practices, sickness, and difficulties, it explains getting up or not getting up; from "If evil..." downward, regarding improper questioning and uncanonical matters, it explains speaking or not speaking. In the three positions above, each contradicts the requirement; while the actions seem identical to offenses, they are not offenses because the circumstances differ. From "If small..." downward, slips of the tongue are unintentional, which are exceptions as usual.