法華玄義釋籤 4.35

4.35

The explanation of the absolute comprises seven parts: first, generally clarifying the four absolutes; second, clarifying that the two subtleties render subtle the three dharmas above; third, taking the four absolutes to judge them in terms of the five flavors; fourth, opening the provisional; fifth, converging the various absolutes to accomplish the subtle; sixth, taking the subtleties of origin and traces, and so forth, to render subtle the three dharmas above; seventh, judging the horizontal and vertical. The first section reveals the Perfect in terms of teaching.