四分律行事鈔資持記 2.728

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In the non-offenses, first it explains informing the owner. The Prātimokṣa says: if he does not get the robe, he goes to where it came from and informs the original owner. However, since that donor is not attached to the item, there is no sense of pressing urgency. The passage beginning "If for the sake of..." directly lists non-offenses. First, it explains other items; according to the conditions of the precept, it only speaks of trading for a robe; following this, it must be restricted to a Dharma robe to constitute an offense. Parikāra is translated here as "body-assisting [requisite]." "Gentle speech" means it is not pressing urgency.