四分律行事鈔資持記 3.750

3.750

六中，《十誦》。離振手食。《僧祇》。離嚼飯作聲。𠽢㗱，即聲之貌。《毘奈耶》。縮鼻者，或食時縮鼻，或吸飲如縮鼻聲。《五分》，初離手把散飯食。益下，次開含食語。續引《僧祇》。別示開制。《四分》。開遺落食。《善見》。開鉢水棄白衣舍，以無飯故。

In the sixth [part]: The Daśādhyāya [prohibits] eating while shaking the hands. The Mahāsāṃghika [prohibits] chewing food with a noise; chazha describes the sound. The Vinaya: "wrinkling the nose" means either wrinkling the nose when eating, or slurping drinks with a sound like wrinkling the nose. The Pañcavargika first [prohibits] eating by grabbing scattered rice with the hand. From "adding" downwards, next it allows speaking while holding food in the mouth. Continuing, it cites the Mahāsāṃghika to show separately the permissions and prohibitions. The Dharmaguptaka allows eating what has fallen. The Samantapāsādikā allows bowl-water to be discarded at a layperson's house, because there are no grains of rice in it.