大方廣佛華嚴經疏 4.24

4.24

Fifth, from "boundless colors" onward, [shows] the body of marks and minor signs. Because its colors are inexhaustible, it is called "boundless in color." Marks as numerous as the paramāṇus of ten Padmagarbha [world-systems] are called "boundless in marks"; and since they all correspond to tathatā, each and every one is boundless. The light emitted by the various marks and minor signs and his constant light all correspond to the dharmadhātu, hence they are called "complete." They manifest completely in broad places and narrow places alike, hence they are called "without distinction."