華嚴經探玄記 7.44

7.44

Within the text there are two parts: first, distinguishing the explanation of the ten dedications in one direction; second, concluding with an encompassment of all inexhaustible ten dedications taught across the ten directions. In the former part there are also two: first, the direct exposition; second, explaining the benefits of the teaching through the shaking of the earth and so forth. In the former, the explanation of the ten dedications forms ten sections, and each has two parts: first prose, then verses. The prose sections each have two parts: first the practice of the stage, then the result of the stage. There are also some that are incomplete, which will be known when reaching the text. The practices of the various stages each have three parts: first, stating the rising [of the topic]; second, explaining and revealing it; third, concluding with the name.