仁王護國般若經疏 5.95

5.95

From "At that time, the sixteen kings" downward is the second: the great assembly upholding [the teaching]. The text has two parts: first, upholding; next, putting into practice. In the first passage, first is sorrow and moved feelings; second is lamentation. The first passage has two: first, properly explaining the sorrow and moved feelings. From "At that time, the kings, etc." downward is the second: receiving and upholding. From "At that time, the great assembly" downward is the second: lamentation, grieving over this time. From "At that time, within the immeasurable great assembly" downward is the second: putting into practice. The text has five parts: first, listing the great assembly. From "hearing what the Buddha said" downward, the second explains hearing the meaning of the Buddha's Dharma. Regarding "their joy was immeasurable": the third explains their joy. Regarding "paid homage to the Buddha": the fourth is paying homage to the Buddha. Regarding "received and upheld the prajñāpāramitā": the fifth is putting into practice.