俱舍論記 15.72

15.72

「又犯重人至稱苾芻者」者，經部師又引經，顯犯重捨戒。僧謂僧伽，此云眾。祇謂所有。僧伽所有，名曰僧祇。即是眾所有食，名僧祇食。毘訶羅，義翻為寺，是所住處義。犯重之人非實苾芻自稱苾芻，以此故知律中自稱苾芻是犯重人。餘文可知。

"Furthermore, a person who commits a grave offense [is not a true bhikṣu] up to [calling oneself a bhikṣu]": The Sautrāntika master further cites sūtras to demonstrate that committing a grave offense abandons the vows. *Saṃgha* means saṃgha, translated here as assembly. *Gha* means property. The property of the saṃgha is called *sāṃghika*. That is, food belonging to the assembly is called sāṃghika food. *Vihāra* is translated in sense as monastery, meaning a dwelling place. A person who commits a grave offense is not a real bhikṣu but calls himself a bhikṣu; by this we know that in the Vinaya, the 'self-professed bhikṣu' refers to a person who commits a grave offense. The rest of the text is understandable.