諸經要集 20.49

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Also, the Saṃyuktāgama states: “One should not eat the five pungent roots. What are the five? The first is wooden scallion; the second is leather scallion; the third is garlic; the fourth is asafoetida; the fifth is orchid scallion.” Also, the Brahmajāla-sūtra states: “If one is a disciple of the Buddha, one must not eat the five pungent roots: garlic, leather scallion, compassionate scallion, orchid scallion, and asafoetida. These five kinds must not be eaten.”