律戒本疏 1.120

1.120

六十七藏他種種生活具乃至戲咲墮　有居士。請佛乃僧。六群比丘藏十七群比丘衣鉢令不及眾。因是結戒。凡藏他比丘物。若自若教人。若惱若戲悉犯墮。藏衣鉢戶鉤革屣針筒他不即得突吉羅。若綖空針筒覔得。不得悉突吉羅。

Sixty-seven: Hiding another's various requisites of life, even in jest, is a pāyattika. A householder invited the Buddha and the Saṃgha. The sixfold group of monks hid the robes and bowls of the seventeenfold group of monks so that they could not join the assembly in time. Because of this, the precept was instituted. In all cases of hiding another monk's possessions—whether by oneself or by instructing another, whether out of malice or in jest—it is entirely a pāyattika. Hiding robes, bowls, door-hooks, leather sandals, and needle cases so that the other cannot obtain them immediately is a duṣkṛta. If a thread-empty needle case is sought and found, or not found, in all cases it is a duṣkṛta.