四分律行事鈔資持記 2.23

2.23

In the analogical proof, there are two points: first, it draws an analogy from repenting grave offenses. Below "Moreover," it is the analogy of striking and slandering. Among the ninety [pāyattikas], striking a bhikṣu, and among the saṃghāvaśeṣas, slandering—in these two precepts, the fully ordained monk is considered without distinguishing pure or defiled. Following "If," it questions inversely: because striking and slandering members of the three assemblies are all duṣkṛtas.