四分比丘戒本疏 1.44

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1.44

Tenth: the precept on schism in the Saṃgha and disobeying admonition. In general discernment: all provisions for admonition arise due to some wrongdoing; in principle, admonitions must be distinguished, which should be understood according to their significance. However, there are two kinds of disobeying admonition: First, disobeying an admonition by the Saṃgha, such as these four admonitions, and the three admonitions by the Saṃgha below regarding saying that sensual desires are not obstacles. Second, disobeying a private admonition, such as 'one who refuses admonition' among the ninety [prāyaścittikas], which is a prāyaścittika.

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四分比丘戒本疏 — Classical Chinese