維摩經略疏垂裕記 3.13

English (machine translation) 3.13

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3.13

Second, from "Tripiṭaka" downwards, briefly indicating the Tripiṭaka and common [teachings]. Jingxi states: "Precisely using the distinct and perfect to subsume the previous. Next, by contrasting and rebuking the common and Tripiṭaka with the distinct and perfect, it only forms the difference of sequential and non-sequential. The Tripiṭaka and common have only four, conceptually establishing five; furthermore, their dependence on dhyāna or dependence on truth is different, fully clarified as in the commentary on Aniruddha in the Fahua Shuji."

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