注維摩詰經 9.314
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9.314
[Seng]zhao says: Being pure in purity, who could call it defiled? Being defiled in defilement, who could call it pure? Thus, that which acts as strong, weak, pure, and defiled is truly not the doing of strength, weakness, purity, or defilement. [Dao]sheng says: Adorning the body with the marks and signs is not its purity; the golden lance and horse barley are likewise not defilement.
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