四分律比丘含注戒本 2.371
四分律比丘含注戒本 2.371
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不與食者,未受者是。受有五種:手與,手受;手與,持物受;持物與,手受;若持物授,持物受;若遙過物,與者、受者俱知,中間無所觸閡,得墮手中是也。復有五種:身、衣、曲肘、器與,還以上四受,若有因緣置地與,是為五種也。
What is not given as food means what has not yet been accepted. Acceptance has five kinds: giving by hand, receiving by hand; giving by hand, receiving with an object; giving with an object, receiving by hand; handing over with an object, receiving with an object; or passing an object from afar where both the giver and the recipient are aware, without any obstruction in between, and it falls into the hand. Furthermore, there are five kinds: giving with the body, robe, bent elbow, or a vessel, and receiving back with the above four, or if under certain circumstances it is placed on the ground and given—these are the five kinds.
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- 四分律 — Classical Chinese
- 四分律刪繁補闕行事鈔 — Classical Chinese