注大乘入楞伽經 9.78

9.78

Mahāmati adduces the heterodox to contrast with the orthodox, in order to make clear the fault of eating meat. He means that even the non-Buddhists have prohibitions; how much more so should the Tathāgata, the protector of the world, permit oneself and others to eat meat? As for 'Lokāyata', no translation has been seen.