仁王護國般若經疏 2.18

2.18

From "There were also hundreds of millions" downward, the third lists the assembly of miscellaneous types. Because the names and physical forms among them are not uniform, it is called miscellaneous types. [It has] first, the specific; second, the general. Within the specific there are four: first, humans; second, gentry; third, devas; fourth, worthies. The first, humans, has further two: first, men; second, women. The first has four: first, the number; second, the names; third, the virtues; fourth, the conclusion. The first, indicating the number, is understandable.