僧羯磨 1.273

1.273

攝亡比丘物法（時諸比丘分僧園田菓樹，又分別房及屬別房物，又分銅瓶、銅盆、釜鑊及諸重物，又分繩床、木床、坐褥、臥褥、枕，又分伊梨延陀、耄羅、耄耄羅、氍毺，又分車輿、守僧伽藍人，又分水瓶、澡罐、錫杖、扇，又分鐵作器、木作器、陶作器、皮作器、竹作器。佛言：「不應分，屬四方僧。氍毺（廣三肘，長五肘，毛長三指）、剃刀、衣、鉢、坐具、針筒、盛衣貯器、俱夜羅器，現前僧應分。」先作此簡，然後作法。）

Procedure for taking possession of a deceased bhikṣu's goods: (At that time, the bhikṣus divided the saṃgha's orchards, fields, and fruit trees; also divided individual rooms and goods belonging to individual rooms; also divided bronze vessels, bronze basins, caldrons, cauldrons, and heavy articles; also divided rope beds, wooden beds, sitting cushions, sleeping cushions, and pillows; also divided eriyanta, morā, momorā, and woolen rugs; also divided carts and palanquins, and monastery servants (ārāmika); also divided water vessels, washbasins, monk's staffs (khakkhara), and fans; also divided iron-made utensils, wood-made utensils, ceramic-made utensils, leather-made utensils, and bamboo-made utensils. The Buddha said: "These should not be divided; they belong to the saṃgha of the four directions. Woolen rugs (three cubits wide, five cubits long, with hairs three fingers long), razors, robes, alms bowls, sitting cloths (niṣīdana), needle cases, garment storage vessels, and kuyara vessels—the saṃgha present should divide [these]." First make this distinction, and then perform the procedure.)