大方廣佛華嚴經疏 30.18

30.18

Second, the geyas. The twenty-nine verses are divided into four: first, six verses praise conforming to marks, wherein the first two are the essence of the practices dedicated, and the latter four are the practices of dedication; second, sixteen verses praise dedicating free from marks, wherein the first nine praise extensively explaining in contrast to tathatā, and the latter seven praise directly clarifying in terms of phenomena that the bodhisattva abides in these inconceivable things, etc., which should be contemplated well; third, six verses from 'Those sons of the Buddha' downward praise the dedication accomplishing benefits; fourth, one verse concludes the intent of the dedication; all are understandable. (From here below enters the thirty-first fascicle).