注大乘入楞伽經 7.159

7.159

如上略舉或有知者五十種名，以例多數也。毘紐，此云大力。迦毘羅，城名，以佛生彼城，因名迦毘羅仙也。因陀羅，此云尊重。俱毘羅及戍迦，未見正譯。如是等滿三無數百千名號，稱謂不同，然其體唯一，無有增減。此方餘界有利根者，能知如來法身隨眾生心現，實無去來。譬如皎月影現眾水，何有出入哉？

As above, fifty names that may be known are briefly enumerated to exemplify the great number. Viṣṇu here means 'Great Strength'. Kapila is the name of a city; because the Buddha was born in that city, he was therefore named the Kapila ṛṣi. Indra here means 'Venerable'. Proper translations for Kubera and Śuka have not been seen. Names such as these fill three countless hundreds of thousands of titles; their designations differ, yet their substance is only one, without increase or decrease. Those of sharp faculties in this world and other realms can know that the Tathāgata's Dharmakāya manifests in accordance with the minds of sentient beings, without really coming or going. Like the clear moon reflecting in many waters, how could there be any emerging or entering?