四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1194
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2.1194
Under non-offense: the former two are not food. From "if not" onwards, it is curing illness. From "if begging" onwards, it permits when an object falls into it. What is coarse can be removed; or if it cannot be discerned, by principle it should be received again. "Remainder" refers to what cannot be fully removed; based on the Samantapāsādikā above, for fine dust it must be received again, because it can by no means be removed.
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