四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1436

2.1436

The Second. (Householders criticized them, saying: 'They are no different from laypeople.') First, stating the name. From 'Vinaya' downward, it explains the aspect of being unneat. The four faults are the same as above. 'Attaching borders to pleats' resembles the skirts of today; or it is said to place it on the border of the left arm. The Mahāsāṃghika says: 'Donning robes neatly, one must not be like a wrapped axle; one should wear it covering both shoulders, fasten the toggle, and align both corners; when holding it with the left hand, the corners must not stick out like sheep's ears.'