金剛般若經贊述 2.265

2.265

The Commentary says: This is the second passage. Within it, first, he establishes that there is no real delivering; next, he explains that the self is not real. This is the first. That is to say, if the Tathāgata were to say that there are really sentient beings that can really be delivered, then attachment to self would not have been eliminated, and he would not be called a Buddha.