大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 23.26

23.26

Regarding the commentary's statement from "Therefore these three matters can be one when combined" onward: because they can be one, they are omitted; because they can be three, they are distinguished. Here, "unassailability" subsumes mastery and supernatural faculties. In the "Dharmadhātu Chapter," mastery also subsumes supernatural faculties and unassailability; supernatural faculties should also subsume unassailability and mastery. In the questions here they are cursorily omitted, but they are present in other sūtras.