四分律行事鈔資持記 3.156

3.156

In the next text: First, the heading. 'Accomplishment' clarifies the characteristics of whether the verbal expressions of the ritual procedure are successful or failing due to being conflated. Below 'Good...', it cites and demonstrates: first, it clarifies the words of donation by the property owner. These apply to both types of purification. The statement that saying 'receive' results in non-accomplishment is because the phrasing resembles a definitive donation. Below 'Genuine...', next it clarifies the responding words of the recipient. This is restricted to screening genuine purification, because the indirect method lacks this response. The statement that saying 'shall desire' and so forth results in non-accomplishment is because it seems not to be a definitive reception. Below 'One...', it subsequently indicates the number of recitations. It seems to rebuke corrupt practices, hence saying 'not necessary,' and so forth.