華嚴經探玄記 3.27

3.27

In the second [major section], the characteristics of the answer, masters of the past have also matched these various questions to answers in subsequent assemblies. This judgment is likely mistaken: because the second assembly and the rest each have their own separate questions and answers, and because the four rounds of questions and answers are not intermingled, they are all comprehensively answered within this chapter, since the following exposition possesses both the exposition of the result and the cause.