諸經要集 5.33

5.33

Furthermore, the Brahmajāla-sūtra states: "If a dānapati comes to invite the Saṅgha, visiting monks have a share in the offerings. The manager of the monastic dwellings should assign visiting monks in order to receive the invitation. If the resident monks alone receive it without assigning visiting monks, the manager incurs immeasurable sin, being no different from an animal; he is not a śramaṇa, not of the Śākya clan, and commits an offense of light defilement."