首楞嚴義疏注經 6.315

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一根若復，塵垢自消。上文云「想相為塵，識情為垢，二俱遠離，則汝法眼應時清明。」故云成圓明淨妙。此則三德圓顯，不縱橫竝別，故名為妙。後二句結成位，前句斷德未圓，後句智德備滿。互現可知。

When one faculty is restored, defiling grime dissolves of itself. The text above says: 'Imagined appearances are dust; conscious emotions are grime. When both are left far behind, your Dharma-eye will instantly become clear and bright.' Therefore it says, 'accomplishing perfect, bright, pure wondrousness'. Here the three virtues are fully revealed, neither vertical nor horizontal, neither parallel nor distinct, and hence are called 'wondrous'. The last two lines conclude the stages: the preceding line refers to the virtue of abandonment not yet being complete; the following line refers to the virtue of wisdom being fully perfected. Their mutual manifestation can be known.