大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 35.9

35.9

Regarding the Commentary's "Then it has mutual implication and omission with the prose text": the prose, in initiating what follows, only initiates the generation of the aspiration, whereas the verses, in initiating what follows, only initiate practice; thus, the two places mutually imply and omit in initiating what follows. With respect to concluding what preceded, the prose mentions great merits without mentioning the Buddha's past cultivation, while the verses mention past cultivation but omit the merits; this is also mutual implication and omission.