梵網經菩薩戒本疏 5.145

5.145

Sixth, degrees of gravity: the adversarial object has shallow and deep; giving rise to anger has coarse and subtle; preliminary effort has intense and slight; whether the suffering of the other person is much or little—either all are minor or all are grave, and crisscrossing combinations of more and less all have minor and grave; all should be understood by analogy.