大方廣佛華嚴經疏 43.28

43.28

Third, the section of restated verses consists of twenty-four verses, divided into three: first, nineteen verses on the practice of the stage; next, four verses on the fruits of the station; last, one concluding praise. In the first part, it fully versifies the four parts above: the first two verses versify the expedient means of the dharmabhāṇaka; the next two verses versify the accomplishment of wisdom; the next seven verses versify the accomplishment of entering practice; the fourth has eight verses versifying the accomplishment of exposition. Within this, the first half-verse versifies the accomplishment of wisdom; the next two verses versify the accomplishment of verbal karma, in which the various similes are absent from the prose; the final five and a half verses versify the accomplishment of the dharmabhāṇaka's sovereignty, within which the first verse and a half versify retention, the next verse versifies exposition, the next verse versifies inquiry and response, and the final two verses versify receiving and holding while also versifying inquiry and response.