大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 8.28

8.28

In the third section, "Establishing the Teachings and Disclosing the Tenets," the text of the commentary is divided into two: first, setting forth the heading; later, from "Now, the first" onward, specifically explaining the division of teachings. Herein there are three parts: first, generally discerning the origin and causes; next, from "The words 'five teachings'" onward, directly establishing the five teachings; and finally, from "If in terms of what is taught" onward, discerning the differences in terms of the signified meaning. In the second part, it first lists the names, and later, from "The first is Tiantai's..." onward, provides the explanation. As for the first, the Hinayana teaching, it is easy and therefore not explained. Seeing that the name established by Tiantai invited objections, it was therefore changed to the name Hinayana. The doctrines subsumed within it are not different from that [of Tiantai], so it indicates their identity.