四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1373

2.1373

Regarding the conditions of the precept: there are two offense-marks for this precept. If one merely holds a jewel, there are only three conditions: the first, the second, and the fifth. If in a village one picks up another's lost jewel, only then are all five conditions present. If one picks up lost robes together [with jewels], one should merely incur a duṣkṛta. In a monastery or lodging place, whether there is a jewel or not, picking it up is universally permitted. This is cited and clarified below. In the third, "not a dwelling place" means not a monastery; and "a lodging place" means not a lay house.