大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 34.11

34.11

疏「恐繁且止」者，即《智論》次前云「有智無多聞，是不知實相。譬如暗夜中，有目無所見。多聞無智慧，亦不知實相。譬如大明中，有燈而無目。多聞利智慧，是所說應受。無聞無智慧，是名人中牛。」及餘諸經，其文甚廣。

Regarding the commentary’s 'Fearing prolixity, I shall stop for now,' immediately before that in the Mahāprajñāpāramitā-upadeśa it says: 'Having wisdom without much hearing / is not knowing the true characteristic; / like in a dark night, / having eyes but seeing nothing. / Having heard much without wisdom / is also not knowing the true characteristic; / like in a great brightness, / having a lamp but having no eyes. / Having heard much and possessing sharp wisdom, / what one says should be accepted; / lacking hearing and lacking wisdom / is called an ox among humans.' Along with other sūtras, the texts are extremely extensive.