四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1256

2.1256

Under conditions, it first generally lists the five conditions. From "here" onward points out the fourth and fifth above. In the earlier saṃghāvaśeṣa, transgressing the Saṃgha's order was grave, and [the offense] was determined following the admonition; here it is an admonition by an individual person, which must wait until the act is completed; if he does not perform the act, he has accepted the advice. Furthermore, it is not like refusing advice to study the precept below; an admonition to refrain from violating stops as soon as words are uttered; here, admonishing against an active violation waits until the act is completed to constitute transgression. (The above are all the meaning of the Commentary.)