大方廣佛華嚴經疏 27.17

27.17

Second, the reiterative verses (geya): there are eleven verses divided into three parts: the first seven verses praise the pariṇāmanā to sentient beings and to bodhi; the next three and a half verses praise the pariṇāmanā into the reality-limit; the final half verse praises the accomplished benefits. In the first part there are two: the first verse praises the brief explanation above of reaching all places, praising only the roots of goodness cultivated as stated in the Dharma; the subsequent six verses praise the extensive explanation above: in this, the first half verse generally praises the places reached as mentioned before, the next verse and a half praises the pariṇāmanā to sentient beings as mentioned before, and the subsequent four verses praise the universal subsumption of pariṇāmanā as mentioned before. The rest can be understood. (From below, one enters the twenty-fifth fascicle.)