維摩經略疏垂裕記 7.37

7.37

Fourth, citing the text to explain and counter-refute, in two [parts]: first, stating the topic; second, from "one should know" downward, following the text to explain, in two: first, the main explanation, in four: first, explaining the virtue of severing of the dharmakāya; second, explaining the virtue of wisdom of the dharmakāya; third, re-explaining the virtue of severing. Regarding the "two kinds of three outflows": the afflictions of the desire realm, excluding ignorance, are called the outflow of desire; the afflictions of the upper two realms, excluding ignorance, are called the outflow of existence; ignorance in the three realms is called the outflow of ignorance. The three outflows beyond the realms can be known by standard analogy. 'Outflow' has two meanings: first, leaking away from principle; second, falling down into saṃsāra. Fourth, re-explaining the virtue of wisdom.