仁王經疏 3.369

3.369

釋曰：第三、四眼觀門。謂法眼見一切法病藥等種種別相。三眼見色空者，謂肉眼見麁色、天眼見麁細、慧眼見色空。據實慧眼觀諸法空，今對肉天二眼，故但說見色空也。若依《本記》，法眼見一切真如也，餘如前說。

Explanation: The third is the contemplation gate of the four eyes. It means the Dharma eye sees all phenomena's diverse specific marks, such as illness and medicine. 'The three eyes see form and emptiness' means the fleshly eye sees coarse form, the divine eye sees coarse and subtle, and the wisdom eye sees form and emptiness. In fact, the wisdom eye contemplates the emptiness of all phenomena; here, in contrast to the two eyes of flesh and divinity, it is merely said to see form and emptiness. Relying on the *Original Commentary*, the Dharma eye sees all tathatā; the rest is as explained previously.