說無垢稱經疏 4.35

4.35

Commentary: Below is the second part, exhorting the cultivation of renunciation. First, it generally sets forth the exhortation; later, it reveals the reason for the exhortation. This is the first passage. The Buddha's Dharma tallies with reality, hence it is called 'well-spoken'. 'Vinaya' is here translated as 'taming and subduing', which refers to the broad root of the vinaya. Renunciation is that which is embraced and maintained by the taming and subduing of the Buddha's Dharma; he exhorts them to renounce relying on the vinaya. This is indeed the Mahāyāna Vinaya.