楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 4.267

4.267

The *Entering into Laṅkā* says: "Various tīrthikas such as the Lokāyatas give rise to views of existence and nonexistence and cling to annihilation and permanence, yet they still have prohibitions against eating meat. How much less should the Tathāgata, the fully awakened one who embraces all with great compassion and is the refuge of the world, permit oneself and others to both eat meat?"