四分律行事鈔資持記 3.223
四分律行事鈔資持記 3.223
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3.223
別釋中,第一師,初科。十三章者,一是僧伽藍;二屬僧伽藍園田果樹;三多有別房;四屬別房物;五瓶盆斧鑿燈臺;六多諸重物(即成衣眾具等,如文所列。);七繩床木床臥具坐褥;八伊梨延陀(此鹿王名謂鹿皮類),耄羅、耄耄羅(此二皆獸名,儀云:狀如虎兕豹獏之類,皮厚毛軟可坐。);九守伽藍人;十車輿;十一水瓶澡鑵錫杖扇;十二諸雜作器(竹木等作具);十三衣鉢等,如文所引。律斷前十二皆重,後一屬輕,故云唯有重輕二別也。
In the separate explanations, the first master: the first section. The thirteen chapters are: first, the saṅghārāma; second, orchards, fields, and fruit trees belonging to the saṅghārāma; third, having many separate rooms; fourth, articles belonging to separate rooms; fifth, jars, basins, axes, chisels, lampstands; sixth, many heavy items (namely completed robes, collective utensils, etc., as listed in the text); seventh, rope beds, wooden beds, bedding, and sitting cushions; eighth, aiṇeya (this is the name of a deer king, referring to kinds of deer skins), maura, and maumora (these two are both names of beasts; the Rite says: their form is like tigers, rhinoceroses, leopards, and tapirs, their hides thick and fur soft, suitable for sitting); ninth, persons guarding the saṅghārāma; tenth, carts and carriages; eleventh, water flasks, washing jars, khakkharas, and fans; twelfth, various miscellaneous work tools (bamboo, wood, and other implements); thirteenth, robes, bowls, etc., as cited in the text. The Vinaya determines that the previous twelve are all heavy, and the last one belongs to light; hence it says there are only two distinctions, heavy and light.
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