維摩經略疏 5.26

5.26

From "Kātyāyana" onwards is the second [part], declining as incompetent. The text has four [parts]: first, properly offering his refusal as incompetent; second, recounting the reason for his incompetence; third, properly recounting his incompetence; fourth, concluding his incompetence. As for the first passage: truly, because in the past his explanation of the five meanings was rebuked and he had no reply, he is not competent to convey the Tathāgata's command.