妙法蓮華經玄義 8.65

8.65

Second, broadly eliminating the spurious: the primary substance is profound and transcendent, difficult to know at first glance; furthermore, heterodox and inferior names cause confusion with what is correct and great, just as fish eyes are mixed among bright pearls; therefore, one must eliminate the spurious. There are six points: first, eliminating with respect to ordinary beings; second, eliminating with respect to non-Buddhists; third, eliminating with respect to the Hīnayāna; fourth, eliminating with respect to the biased; fifth, eliminating with respect to analogies; and sixth, eliminating with respect to awakening.