仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 2.643

2.643

Commentary: Regarding "this prajñā," and so forth: subsuming this entire work, both the expressing [text] and the expressed [meaning] are collectively named prajñā. Furthermore, not only this, but teaching-dharmas as numerous as dust and sand are all named prajñā. Regarding "the merits are immeasurable": the merits of prajñā are like space, beyond measure. Hereafter is the second part, clarifying that many buddhas teach it. The text is further divided into two: first, clarifying that the speakers are many.