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法華經義記 8.6

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8.6

From "And spoke in verse, saying" downward, the six lines are the second [part], the verse. Now, within the prose above there were originally three sections; now these six lines of verse are likewise divided into three sections: First, there are two lines, which generally versify the first [section] above that directly explains departing from the six kinds of evil. Second, from "This disciple of the Buddha, in expounding the Dharma..." downward, there are three lines, which generally versify the second [section] above on cultivating the four kinds of good. Third, from "The third dharma is thus..." downward, there is one line of verse, which versifies the third [section] above on the marks of ease and comfort.

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