金剛般若波羅蜜經略疏 1.37

1.37

Within the second passage, on virtues and functions, there are broadly four parts: first, from "What do you think? Can the space in the eastern direction be conceived or not?" and so forth, clarifying the measure of the virtues and functions of the three kinds of prajñā; second, from "Subhūti, can [the Tathāgata] be seen by means of the perfection of marks?" onward, clarifying that virtues and functions are free from marks; third, from "Subhūti said to the Buddha: World-Honored One..." onward, revealing the efficacy of the virtues and functions of the three kinds of prajñā; fourth, from "Subhūti, these bodhisattvas generate such an immeasurable heap of merit..." onward, revealing the profound depth of the three kinds of prajñā.