諸經要集 20.102

20.102

Furthermore, the Buddha said: “They did not know who should eat the food and drink offered to the stūpa. The Buddha said: ‘A bhikṣu, a śrāmaṇera, an upāsaka, or those who manage and work [at the stūpa] should eat it.’ Furthermore, the *Sarvāstivāda-vinaya-vibhāṣā* states: ‘Whenever one who has left home engages in purchasing, one must not demand another's goods at a lowered price; to do so incurs a duṣkṛta offense. Before the monastic Saṃgha’s robes have been announced three times, the price may be raised; once announced three times, it should not be raised, nor should the monastic Saṃgha give it [to another], because the robes already belong to someone else. When a bhikṣu obtains robes upon the three announcements, he should not regret it; even if he regrets it, do not return them to the Saṃgha, nor return the payment.’”