四分律行事鈔資持記 3.118

3.118

開許中，《僧祇》。通示所開，不唯百一，義通餘長。《五分》。三衣，即是本制；同受持故，相從列之。髀，左右股也。踝，足跟旁骨。[跳-兆+專]，市兗反，亦作腨，脚腨腸也。如下，結示。諸衣即前多種，似衣即後巾囊等。

Under 'Permissions', in the *Mahāsāṃghika*, it generally indicates what is permitted, not only the one hundred and one, but in principle extending to other extra items. In the *Mahīśāsaka*, the three robes are precisely the original prohibitions; because they are received and kept together, they are listed alongside them. The 'thigh' is the left and right upper leg. The 'ankle' is the bone beside the heel. [跳-兆+專] is pronounced with the fanqie *shi* and *yan*, also written as 腨, meaning the calf of the leg. As explained below, it concludes and indicates. 'Various robes' refers to the many kinds mentioned before; 'robe-like items' refers to cloths, bags, etc., mentioned later.