仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 3.628

3.628

Explanation: "The fourfold assemblies" refers to the two monastic and two lay [groups], as stated above. "To transcend" means that cultivation and practice of the three vehicles all lead out of birth and death. Next is the second major part, fully clarifying the various admonitions. It is divided into three: first, fully clarifying the various admonitions; second, the kings reverently accepting them; third, the great assembly lamenting with sorrow. The first part, clarifying the various admonitions, is divided into seven. The first is the admonition against self-conceit leading to destruction. This again has three parts: first, identifying the persons who ought to establish [the Dharma].