四分律刪補隨機羯磨 2.245

2.245

(At that time, the World-Honoured One sat in silent meditation for three months, excepting only one attendant. At that time, sixty dhūta bhikṣus went to where the Buddha was and were praised by the Buddha; various non-dhūta bhikṣus renounced their robes, forming a great heap. The Buddha said: "They should be given as alms to the saṃgha. If given to a single person, it is permitted to give non-robe items to the bhikṣuṇīs. If there are bhikṣus undergoing parivāsa or mānatva, they should be given a share. Those undergoing the seven karmans should be given [their share] by placing it on the ground, or by sending someone to give it to them. To śrāmaṇeras, one should give an equal share, or half, or one out of three parts. To the person guarding the saṅghārāma, one should give an equal share, or even down to one out of four parts. If not given, they must not be distributed. If one distributes them [improperly], one should be dealt with according to the Dharma.")