四分律行事鈔資持記 1.565
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In revoking the great boundary: first, explaining the questions and answers. It is out of fear that people might think both are revoked together and mistakenly give an all-inclusive response. Furthermore, according to the Annotated Karmavācanā, the two procedures of binding and revoking may not have an all-inclusive response; because revoking takes place on Dharma-ground, while binding relies on the natural [boundary]; therefore, one must revoke them in sequence; regarding boundaries for persons, robes, and food, in principle one may give an all-inclusive response. From “if” onward, it refers to the previous revocation, as there is no separate procedure.
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