大般涅槃經疏 16.5

16.5

From "Good man, all these heterodox..." below, the second clarifies that the words of the heterodox are erroneous, which again has three parts: first, discussing that their words are erroneous; second, refuting what they cling to; third, citing what is right to reveal what is wrong. First, their words being erroneous: because they do not see the true principle of the buddhadhātu and the Three Jewels, what they say is erroneous and not real; if they saw this principle, their words would be real. From "All ordinary persons" below, the second refutes the attachments. Earlier, in the eighth occurrence of "furthermore" among the heterodox conceptions cited by Mañjuśrī, they clung to the great earth, physical forms, clothing, carts, and so forth, all conceiving them to be permanent; now this attachment is refuted. From "All conditioned [dharmas]" below, the third reveals the error.