說無垢稱經疏 5.541

5.541

贊曰：第三有十句，依障修度行。此初二句。雖復慳貪，布施財位，不顧身命。雖示犯戒，而立清涼十二杜多，少欲不多求、知足更不求。八大人覺等及戒四支，小罪大怖。杜多者，除棄義，棄諸惡故。如〈聲聞地〉及別經說。八大人覺，如《涅槃》、《遺教》。具戒四支，如〈決擇分〉。

Commentary: The third part consists of ten clauses: the practice of cultivating the pāramitās based on obstacles. These are the first two clauses. Though manifesting stinginess, he gives away wealth and status without sparing body or life. Though manifesting violation of precepts, he establishes the pure and cool twelve dhūtas: having few desires means not seeking much; being content means not seeking further. With the eight realizations of great beings and so forth, as well as the four limbs of morality, he sees great dread in minor faults. Dhūta means "shaking off and discarding," because one discards all evils, as explained in the Śrāvakabhūmi and other sūtras. The eight realizations of great beings are as in the Nirvāṇa[sūtra] and the Bequeathed Teaching (Yijiao jing). Endowing the four limbs of morality is as in the Viniścayasaṃgrahaṇī.