四分戒本疏卷第一．第二．第三 3.61

3.61

Precept thirty: Travelling along the same road by appointment with a woman. The intent of the prohibition is the same as before; it is distinguished by applying to laywomen. There are six specific conditions: first, she is a human female; second, making an appointment together; third, travelling along the same single road; fourth, travelling without departing from sight or hearing; fifth, the absence of hardships and similar circumstances; sixth, an offense is committed according to the crossing of boundaries and limits. Provided that there is an appointment, regardless of how many third parties there are, all commit the offense; because she is not a fellow practitioner of the Dharma, she is not like a nun [for whom] travelling with many companions is permitted. Below, the text of the precept is properly explained. This precept was instituted on the occasion of Aniruddha being beaten.