大般涅槃經集解 26.5
English (machine translation) 26.5
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26.5
Sengzong notes: Below this, eight matters are raised to reverently infer that the Tathāgata ought not to have illness. Zhixiu says: Below this there are four rounds: first, Kāśyapa raises seven points to infer the Buddha is without illness; second, the Buddha uses supernormal power to manifest three kinds of marks; third, all beings receive benefit and request the Buddha to preach the Dharma; fourth, he extensively recounts freedom from illness to dispel the dispositions of the times.
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