四分律比丘含注戒本 1.394

1.394

(At that time, a bhikṣu had his robes stripped by robbers and went naked. The Buddha said: "Do not do this; it incurs a duṣkṛta. If such occurs, one should cover one's form with soft grass or tree leaves and go near a monastery, either obtaining an extra robe or obtaining one from an acquaintance. If there are none, one should ask to obtain divisible cloth in the Saṃgha. If there is none, one should ask to obtain the Saṃgha's robes or bedding. If these are not given, one may open the storehouse oneself to look: whether mattresses, mats, rugs, or coverlets, tear them apart, cut them, make a robe, and go outside to beg for cloth. Once cloth is obtained, return, wash, dye, stitch, and repair [the original item] and place it in its original location. If it is not restored to its original location, it should be dealt with according to the Dharma.")