四分律行事鈔資持記 3.6

3.6

Under "General Division", it first indicates the names and meanings. The names and meanings of prescribed and permitted are based on the presence or absence of offenses. From "Regarding" onward is the actual division, first dividing prescribed articles. Namely, among the six articles, five belong to robes, as set forth in the text; the bowl is in the present chapter. (The procedure for distributing a deceased monk's goods to care for the sick takes the needle case as the sixth, which differs from this.) Next are listed the permitted articles: the hundred-and-one extra requisites form the first; pāṃśukūla forms the second; lay donations form the third; deceased monks' goods form the fourth.