說無垢稱經疏 6.458

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贊曰：此有六句。一非因緣起、二非有無相、三非自他相、四非一異、五非所相、六非能相。因親唯因緣，緣疎餘三緣。所相者所表，能相者能表，此二皆有即離同異，一切皆非。舊云不一相，空；不異相，有也。不自相，自相。不他相，共相。非無相，遣相也。非取相，取相也。

The Commentary states: Here there are six phrases: 1. not arising from causes; 2. not having marks or being markless; 3. not having self-marks or other-marks; 4. not one or different; 5. not that which is marked; 6. not that which marks. 'Cause' is proximate, being solely the primary cause; 'condition' is remote, being the other three conditions. 'That which is marked' is what is manifested; 'that which marks' is what manifests. Both of these involve identity, difference, sameness, and variation; all of them are negated. The old version says: 'not one mark' is emptiness; 'not different marks' is existence. 'Not self-mark' is specific characteristic; 'not other-mark' is common characteristic. 'Not markless' negates marks; 'not grasping marks' is grasping marks.