四分比丘戒本疏 2.143

2.143

四者拘留孫佛略。彼佛世人多貪利養，又拒師教反談師惡，慢修善品，故制戒云「乃至入聚落」者，入聚落時不壞施心，少持輕味。又於師教不生違戾，但順教行，不觀於師作不作等。大乘戒中不觀法師種姓等是也。餘文可知。

Fourth is the abbreviated [prātimokṣa] of Krakucchanda Buddha. The people of that Buddha's era were mostly greedy for gain and offerings, and also resisted their master's teachings, conversely speaking of their master's faults, and were negligent in cultivating wholesome qualities. Therefore he instituted the precept, saying, "Even when entering a village," meaning that when entering a village, one does not damage the donor's mindset and maintains moderation with modest food. Furthermore, towards the master's teachings, one does not give rise to opposition, but simply acts in accordance with the instruction, not scrutinizing whether the master acts or does not act, and so on. In the Mahāyāna precepts, not scrutinizing the Dharma master's lineage and so forth is of this kind. The rest of the text can be understood.