四分律行事鈔資持記 2.45

2.45

In [the comparison between] monks and nuns: the six differences are playing with oneself, touching, two coarse [speeches], and two dwellings; the seven similarities are matchmaking, two slanders, and four admonitions—this is stated in terms of the monks' precepts in comparison to nuns. If comparing nuns to monks, there are ten differences: first, speaking of a person; second, four solitudes; third, ordaining a thief woman; fourth, releasing a suspension; fifth, accepting food from a man with a lustful mind; sixth, urging someone to accept; seventh, concealing each other and violating admonition; eighth, urging someone to live together in evil and violating admonition; ninth, abandoning the correct [path] over minor anger and violating admonition; tenth, being fond of disputes, slandering the saṃgha, and violating admonition. (Look into the nuns' Prātimokṣa to compare them.) The reference below to extensive [explanations] refers to the 'Chapter on Separate Practices'.