四分律行事鈔資持記 3.71

3.71

In the fourth [part], first it cites the *Sudarśanavinaya-vibhāṣā*. The text lists seven conditions, which, together with the one above, make eight. In the *Dharmaguptaka-vinaya*, first it separately mentions pure separation. From 'Possessing' onward, it generally indicates four obstructions. Constantly harboring the intention of safeguarding, if not lost, there is no offense; if suddenly encountering a condition, losing the method incurs no offense; if prior negligence leads to failure to gather it, losing the method incurs an offense. The three severances are all seen in the precept on being separated from one's robes, hence referring back as above. There is no text in the *Yichao*. 'The commentaries' refers to the two commentaries.