法華論疏 2.499

2.499

略合二味，謂小乘如乳、大乘同醍醐。此譬喻明大乘無上者，依合味中但取一味為譬，謂此經唯明大乘無上，譬同醍醐。諸聲聞等亦同大乘者，釋上唯明大乘無上也。「聲聞同者」下，傳釋，聲聞中亦同大乘義故也。

[The treatise] briefly correlates two flavors, stating that the Hinayāna is like milk and the Mahāyāna is identical to ghee. As for "This simile clarifies the supremacy of the Mahāyāna," drawing from the correlation of flavors, it takes only one flavor as the simile; that is to say, this sūtra only clarifies the supremacy of the Mahāyāna, which is compared to ghee. "All the śrāvakas and others also partake in the Mahāyāna" explains the preceding "only clarifies the supremacy of the Mahāyāna." From "As for the śrāvakas being the same" onwards, it further explains that among the śrāvakas there is also identical participation in the meaning of the Mahāyāna.