維摩經略疏垂裕記 3.21

3.21

Second, citing proof, which has two [parts]: first, citing the *Suvarṇaprabhāsa* to corroborate. The Tathāgata reveals the wisdom that is able to roam; the immeasurable and extremely profound is the principle that is roamed. Spanning horizontally across the dharmadhātu, it is therefore immeasurable; penetrating vertically through the three truths, it is therefore extremely profound. Under "transcending all," it reveals that the Buddha's mind, object, and wisdom transcend the nine dhyānas.