大方廣佛華嚴經疏 11.18

11.18

The seventh section, the differences in the Buddha's appearances: there are ten matters in five pairs; these differences exist in the ocean and the species [of worlds]. Among the five, the first two are according to their kinds; the next one is according to whether conditions are broad or narrow; the next one is according to suitability for faculties; the fifth is according to whether they are mature or not mature. The ten verses are divided into three parts: the first verse generally sets forth [the topic]; the next five verses explain separately, versifying the preceding five pairs in sequence; the latter four verses conclude generally: since they completely pervade everywhere in accord with the mind, the dust-mote number of oceans of lands is not considered excessive.