四分律行事鈔資持記 2.539

2.539

Under "Second, having it built by another," first it cites the vinaya text. It merely says "commits an offense" because it covers both the agent and the recipient, and encompasses both heavy and light offenses, hence it does not specify individually. From "If..." downward is the doctrinal determination. The hut owner is the instructor; the craftsman is the one instructed. The text is based on exceeding the measure, and provisionally says one incurs a sthūlātyaya; if one does not seek [the saṃgha's approval regarding] obstructions and perils, one should fully incur four offenses; this is what the Commentary on the Prātimokṣa means by: "For one who completes it for another, there are two sthūlātyayas and two duṣkṛtas."