四分律行事鈔資持記 2.932

2.932

In explaining the first condition, under the first heading, the text first screens what is recited. The two noble and two ordinary extend to four kinds of persons. The Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa further adds transformed persons. Below "if by mouth," it shows the marks of violation, first concluding the violation of reciting together. Oral instruction is identical to reciting together. Written instruction refers to having recited while the other writes down. Below "if the master," it concludes the violation of not instructing. Whenever intending to confer the Dharma, one must first admonish them; even if not uttering sounds together, not instructing them also constitutes a violation.