四分律行事鈔資持記 3.645

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《寶梁》中。八輕者，由無慚恥，慢易有德，即因心也；下列八法，並來報也，或可六七通於現未。乃至下，明德薄；毀戒之人，片地無分；即《梵網經》云：不得國王地上行，不得飲國王水；五千大鬼，常遮其前，掃其脚跡，罵言大賊等；又如《佛藏》，不消一杯之水，一納之衣，何況四事。指上篇者，即〈對施〉中。

In the Ratnarāśi: the eight slightings stem from lacking shame, treating the virtuous with arrogance and slight—this is the causal mind. The eight dharmas listed below are all future retributions; or perhaps the sixth and seventh apply to both the present and the future. The lines from "Down to..." down explain that their virtue is shallow: a person who violates the precepts does not have a portion of even a patch of land. This is as the Brahma Net Sūtra says: they cannot walk on the king's land, nor drink the king's water; five thousand great ghosts constantly block their way, sweeping away their footprints and reviling them as great thieves, and so forth. Furthermore, as the Buddhadharma-kośa says, they cannot digest even a single cup of water or a single patched robe, how much less the four requisites! The reference to the previous chapter points to "Facing Offerings."