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# 妙法蓮華經文句 6.11

妙法蓮華經文句 6.11

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [6.11](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1718.6.11)

「是時長者而作是念」下，第二，七行半偈，頌上用車。上有四：一者、擬宜三車；二、知子先心；三、歎三車希有；四、適子所願。今頌中但有三義，略不頌知子先心。前三行頌擬宜，「告諸子」下，第二，三偈，勸歎三車希有。上明勸、示、證三義，今頌亦三義，重頌勸，成四：初一行頌勸；次羊車下，第二，三句頌示；次「汝等出來」，第三，一句，又頌勸；次「吾為汝等」下，第四，一偈，頌證。「聞說如此諸車」下，第三，一行半偈，頌適子所願。今總頌上六句，「馳走」頌上見諦，「空地」頌上無學也。

> From "At that time the elder had this thought" onwards, the second \[section\], seven and a half lines of verse, versifies the above use of the carts. Above there were four \[points\]: first, considering the three carts; second, knowing the children's prior inclinations; third, praising the rarity of the three carts; fourth, suiting what the children desired. Now in the verse there are only three meanings, omitting the versification of knowing the children's prior inclinations. The first three lines versify the consideration. From "addressed the children" onwards, the second \[part\], three gāthās, exhorts and praises the rarity of the three carts. Above, the three meanings of exhorting, demonstrating, and verifying were explained; now the verse also has three meanings, but by repeatedly versifying exhortation, they become four: the first line versifies exhortation; next, from "goat-drawn carts" onwards, the second \[part\], three phrases, versifies demonstrating; next, "You all come out!", the third \[part\], one phrase, again versifies exhorting; next, from "I for your sake" onwards, the fourth \[part\], one gāthā, versifies verifying. From "Hearing such carts described" onwards, the third \[part\], one and a half lines of verse, versifies suiting what the children desired. Now it summarizes the above six phrases: "racing and running" versifies the above seeing of the truths; "open ground" versifies the above state of non-learning.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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