大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 84.59

84.59

In the commentary, "second, specific similes" and so forth also puts forward what is correct to distinguish the errors of the past. Therein are eight [points]: 1. generally setting forth the rationale for specific similes, which is a converse demonstration; 2. from "however, although specific" onward, differentiating from past errors; 3. from "and the preceding nine" onward, comprehensively clarifying the distinct characteristics of the ten similes; 4. from "among the preceding nine" onward, generally showing the characteristics of the virtues in the specific similes; 5. from "moreover, the first, fifth, and tenth" onward, distinguishing the characteristics of the similes with respect to deluded and awakened persons; 6. from "moreover, solely regarding the śrāvakas" onward, specifically showing the distinct characteristics of the deluded; 7. from "for the moment regarding the preceding nine" onward, when about to explain the text, re-distinguishing the specific characteristics of the various similes in the third; 8. from "among the virtues of the preceding nine" onward, comprehensively gathering the two senses of general and specific.