大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 59.77

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59.77

Regarding the Commentary's "Second, complete refers to fully possessing, etc.": "etc." includes half-precepts, ten precepts, and the five precepts; because they are lifelong, they are called complete. Regarding the Commentary from "Because in the objective field of sexual misconduct" below: this reveals the reason for the absence of complete conditions. The phrase "without perception or doubt" means that without the perception of human or non-human, the perception of proper passage or improper passage, and the arising of doubt, merely uniting with the object is called an offense.

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