釋摩訶衍論 2.50
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Treatise: Because it completely subsumes all unconditioned dharmas, it is therefore named "unarisen and unceasing." "Unarisen and unceasing" is the general characteristic of all unconditioned dharmas. Because it completely subsumes all conditioned dharmas, it is therefore named "arising and ceasing." The expression "arising and ceasing" is the general characteristic of all conditioned dharmas. How many in number are these two dharmas of conditioned and unconditioned? What are their names? The verse says:
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