維摩經略疏垂裕記 7.53

7.53

Third, from 'Furthermore' onward, critical examination, in eight [parts]. First, examining whether reproach is used or not, in two: first, directly examining and showing, in three: first, establishing the thesis. Regarding 'the four flavors' and so forth, Jingxi says: Explaining the previous text on the manifest and secret five flavors, within the five flavors he discerns the intention of reproach, making clear whether the four expedients and the real, such as milk, must be reproached or not reproached. From 'Why is this?' onward, it explains the reason for reproach, fearing that the intention of reproach might be lost. 'Clinging to the teaching' and so forth refers to people who have not grasped the intent. From 'Although they are equal' onward refers to people who have grasped the intent. From 'If one receives' onward, those who lose the intent must be reproached, while those who grasp the intent are not reproached.