瑜伽論記 3.88

3.88

四種不善業道者，則五近事戒中前四支戒身三語一，業道性戒，飲酒是遮故此別說。闡地迦者近事之名，此無所譯故在梵本。

The 'four unwholesome courses of karma' refers to the first four branches of the five lay practitioner precepts (upāsaka-śīla)—the three bodily and one vocal—which are moral disciplines by nature as courses of karma; drinking alcohol is a disciplinary prohibition, so it is stated separately here. Candika is a name for a lay practitioner; since there is no Chinese translation for it, it remains in its Sanskrit form.