四分比丘戒本疏 2.76

2.76

The forty-sixth precept: Harboring past resentment, one lures another into a settlement, saying that one wishes to give him food. One then conceals the donor household, and only when noon approaches does one drive him out of the settlement, saying, 'You have little merit, so you cannot obtain food.' Because of this intention and condition of disturbing him, one commits an offence.