法華玄義釋籤 2.25

2.25

In the third [section], showing the characteristics and refuting the ancients: first, the characteristics are shown; next, the ancients are refuted. In showing the characteristics, where it says 'at one time' and so forth, it proceeds from the broad to the narrow. 'Time' refers to one of the five flavors, or to a single scripture and single assembly; 'preaching' refers to a single phrase or word; 'thought-moment' refers to the span of a single kṣaṇa. Fully detailed as in the earlier text on the characteristics of the indeterminate teaching, this manifests the unshared power of the Tathāgata.