四分律行事鈔資持記 2.21

2.21

In the second answer, it first answers on the basis of the school's doctrine. This is the text from the broad explanation of the first precept; the prātimokṣa also says: "Subsequent violations are also like this." Below this, it distinguishes the designations and kinds. Repeated violations are twofold: first, offenses of the same designation—meaning the four gravest offenses viewed in relation to one another; second, offenses of the same kind—meaning each of the four precepts considered individually. The former applies generally to the Daśādhyāya-vinaya; the latter is restricted to our own school. The text discusses the gravest offenses separately for each of the four precepts; this precisely clarifies the meaning of "the same kind" in our present school.