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Four-Part Vinaya Commentary (四分律疏)

About 四分律疏

Tang · by 法礪撰述

421,492 · about 1405 min

The *Commentary on the Four-Part Vinaya* was composed by the Tang dynasty eminent monk Fali and serves as an important text for the study of Buddhist monastic discipline. Based on the *Four-Part Vinaya*, this work systematically elucidates the rules of conduct and guidelines for practice for both monks and nuns. In his commentary, Fali integrated the scholarly achievements of Vinaya studies of his time, emphasizing the analysis of precepts and practical guidance, which profoundly influenced the development of the Vinaya School during the Tang dynasty. As one of the foundational commentaries of Chinese Vinaya Buddhism, it not only contributed to the refinement of the Buddhist disciplinary system in China but also provided authoritative reference for later studies of monastic discipline, holding an irreplaceable position in Chinese Buddhism.


四分律疏目次
  • 卷第一本
    • 自開發經題至發戒緣竟
  • 卷第一末
    • 自辯受體至正請竟
  • 卷第二本
    • 自正宗分初至比丘四波羅夷法總釋第十持犯
    • 對治
  • 卷第二末
    • 釋四波羅夷法別解中婬盜二戒
  • 卷第三本
    • 自四波羅夷法中殺戒至十三僧殘法第八戒緣
  • 卷第三末
    • 自十三僧殘法之餘至二不定法
  • 卷第四本
    • 自三十尼薩耆法初戒至第四戒
  • 卷第四末
    • 自三十尼薩耆法第五戒至竟
  • 卷第五本
    • 自九十單波逸提法初戒至第二十六戒
  • 卷第五末
    • 自九十單波逸提法第二十七戒至第五十八戒
  • 卷第六本
    • 自九十單波逸提法之餘至第二分律比丘尼十
    • 七僧殘法第七戒
  • 卷第六末
    • 自比丘尼十七僧殘法第八至一百七十八單波
    • 逸提法
  • 卷第七本
    • 釋受戒揵度第一
  • 卷第七末
    • 自受戒揵度第一之餘至說戒揵度第二
  • 卷第八本
    • 自安居揵度第三至第三分律衣揵度第六
  • 卷第八末
    • 自藥揵度第七至瞻波揵度第十
  • 卷第九本
    • 自呵嘖揵度第十一至遮揵度第十四
  • 卷第九末
    • 自破僧揵度第十五至滅諍揵度第十六
  • 卷第十本
    • 自尼揵度第十七至第四分律毗尼增一
  • 卷第十末
    • 自毗尼增一之餘至竟
四分律疏目次(終)

四分律疏

CBETA Code: X0731

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