法華玄義釋籤 16.22
法華玄義釋籤 16.22
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16.22
次論體意中四:先徵起,次「釋論」下引論明體意,三「何故」下釋疑,四「此小大」下結。次文言「若有無常」至「三法印」者,《大論》第二十云:「一切法無常,一切法無我,涅槃寂滅。」
Next, in discussing the purpose of the essence, there are four [parts]: first, raising the question; second, from "The Commentary" onward, citing the treatise to clarify the purpose of the essence; third, from "Why" onward, resolving doubts; fourth, from "These lesser and greater" onward, concluding. In the next text, the words "If there is impermanence" down to "three dharma seals": the Da zhidu lun, fascicle twenty, states: "All conditioned dharmas are impermanent, all dharmas are without self, nirvāṇa is quiescent extinction."
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