四分律行事鈔資持記 2.35

2.35

Third, in [the views of] other schools: it first marks the tenets of the schools. The phrase 'the same [category...]' and so forth indicates the difference. Having committed [an offense of] the same kind, committing it afterward incurs a duṣkṛta, and therefore there is no major offense. The phrase 'this [passage]...' discriminates confusions. The difference in kinds in the lower divisions is twofold: first, looking mutually between higher and lower, having a major offense can be understood, as in the cited text where studying repentance violates a saṃghāvaśeṣa; second, within the jurisdiction of the lower cluster itself there are also major offenses, as the 'Chapter on Separate Practices' says that the lower division depends on light and heavy.