仁王經疏 1.80

1.80

言十力者，讚第六德。自有兩釋。有說：十力唯佛非餘，謂處非處乃至漏盡。有說：菩薩亦有十力，如《智度論》二十八云「佛有十力、四無所畏，菩薩有不？答：有。何者是？一發一切智心堅深牢固力、二大慈力、三大慧力、四具足精進力、五具足禪定力、六具足智慧力、七不厭生死力、八無生忍力、九具足解脫力、十具足無礙智力。其如彼說（或有經本，四無所畏多分無有，故不可依）。」

Regarding the words "the ten powers": this praises the sixth virtue. There are naturally two explanations. One view says: the ten powers belong solely to the Buddha and no one else, referring to [the knowledge of] what is possible and impossible up to the exhaustion of outflows. Another view says: bodhisattvas also have ten powers, as the Prajñāpāramitopadeśa, fascicle 28, states: "The Buddha has the ten powers and the four fearlessnesses; does a bodhisattva have them or not? Answer: He has them. Which are they? First, the power of generating a firm, deep, and solid aspiration for the mind of omniscience; second, the power of great compassion; third, the power of great wisdom; fourth, the power of possessing complete vigor; fifth, the power of possessing complete meditative absorption; sixth, the power of possessing complete wisdom; seventh, the power of not tiring of saṃsāra; eighth, the power of the patience of the unproduced; ninth, the power of possessing complete liberation; tenth, the power of possessing complete unobstructed knowledge. It is as stated there (moreover, in some sūtra manuscripts, the four fearlessnesses are for the most part absent, and therefore cannot be relied upon)."