瑜伽師地論略纂 16.38

16.38

There are eight causes and conditions for abandoning a co-resident disciple: (1) hating the disciple and wishing to receive reverence oneself; (2) material gain; (3) transgressing precepts and appropriately abandoning them; (4) needing one who benefits the teacher and not needing one who causes detriment to the teacher; (5) morality; (6) concentration; (7) wisdom; (8) being unable to tolerate the business of the great assembly and monastic affairs regarding the disciple—though one treats the great assembly well, one cannot tolerate it on account of this disciple. Another explanation: hating the disciple and abandoning them is one; material gain and reverence are combined as the second; the remaining six are the same as before.