維摩經玄疏 3.89

3.89

All treatises accord with the sūtras, and by analogy this can be understood. The verse in the Madhyamaka-śāstra says: "The dharmas that arise from causes and conditions, I say are precisely empty." This explains the mutually identical two truths outside the principle. "They are also designated as provisional names, and also designated as the meaning of the middle way." This explains the non-identical and mutually identical two truths within the principle. As for the latter two chapters clarifying the śrāvakas' entering into the supreme truth, this explains the Tripiṭaka teaching, expressing the non-identical two truths outside the principle.