大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 3.26

3.26

Regarding [the passage in] the Commentary: "Fifth, revealing the virtues of the fruition": the text of the Commentary is divided into two parts: first, presenting the general import, consisting of principle, analogy, and application, which are evident; next, from "However, the virtues of the fruition are twofold" onward, laying out the headings and explaining them individually. Within this there are also two parts: first, the direct explanation, which is evident; next, from "However, the environment and the person are unobstructed" onward, the interfusion and harmonization. In this there are three parts: first, based on function being mutually present, clarifying six propositions; next, based on essence being mutually identical, clarifying four propositions; finally, from "Whichever single portal is raised" onward, concluding with both essence and function.