大般涅槃經疏 22.19

22.19

As for the text, it has three parts: first, stating the topic; next, explaining it; third, concluding. The statement is as in the text. Next, the explanation has two parts: first, explaining the four matters; next, debating the meaning. The first also has two parts: 1. stating the topic; 2. explaining it. Stating the topic also has three parts: 1. clarifying what is right; 2. pointing out what is wrong; 3. properly enumerating the names. Clarifying what is right is as in the text. Next, in pointing out that ascetic practices are wrong, there are two explanations: one says it refers to the useless ascetic practices of non-Buddhists; the second says it means that merely cultivating ascetic practices within the Buddhadharma cannot attain the Way, but must take the wisdom category as primary, with the other practices assisting it. The third, enumerating the names, is as in the text.