四分律行事鈔資持記 3.170

3.170

衣體中，初科。前三，加注顯。月水、產婦、塚間、往還，皆人所惡故，神廟離處，山澤林野祭神求願而棄擲者，此二並無主故。文欠第九王職衣，傳文之脫，無別所以；謂加官易服，則棄其舊者。（古云此方不行，故略之者非，如牛嚼等，此方豈行耶。）又不下，次示開制。後云不得取神廟衣，前十種中，乃是風吹鳥銜離處之者。

Regarding the substance of the robe: in the first section, the first three are made clear by adding a note. Menstrual blood, women in childbirth, gravesites, and thoroughfares are all things despised by people; shrine grounds, mountains, marshes, forests, and wilds are where people sacrifice to deities to seek wishes and abandon them: both of these have no owner. The text lacks the ninth, robes of royal office; this is an omission in textual transmission with no other reason, meaning that when someone receives an official post and changes their clothing, they discard the old ones. (The ancient [view] that this is not practiced in this land and is therefore omitted is incorrect; are things like being chewed by oxen practiced in this land?) "Moreover, not below" next shows the exceptions and prohibitions. Later it says that one must not take robes from shrines; in the previous ten kinds, they were those blown away by the wind or carried off by birds to a separate place.