大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 90.39

90.39

疏「十七有一偈」者，約經即具足如來平等解脫。疏中，先立名、後「既隨解而現」下釋經。論云「以外人聞上平等，謂同一性，故次說言不相間雜。謂一切如來十身體用各各別故，猶如冥室千光。」結此一段差別佛土，上第四門已兼明竟。故此但略顯不思議，故不可為喻。

Regarding the Commentary's phrase "Seventeen: there is one verse": according to the sūtra, this refers to being fully endowed with the Tathāgata's equal liberation. In the Commentary, it first establishes the name and then, from "Since [it] manifests according to understanding" onwards, explains the sūtra. The Treatise states: "Because outsiders, upon hearing of the equality above, thought that they share one identical nature, it is next stated that they do not intermingle. That is, the essence and function of the ten bodies of all Tathāgatas are each distinct, just like a thousand lamps in a dark room." Concluding this section on the differentiated Buddha-lands has already been concurrently explained in the fourth gate above. Therefore, this merely briefly reveals the inconceivable, and hence cannot be illustrated by an analogy.