大乘法界無差別論疏 1.53

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三、「至一切眾生」下，明殊勝德。亦三句：初、眾生觀地者，大悲勝德也。二、盡所知地者，顯大智德也。三、「昇無二」等者，顯大福德也。又釋：初是恩德，謂眾生仰觀無厭足故。二明智德，鑑照所知無不盡故。三顯福德，最勝獨出無比類故。

Third, from 'reaching [the stage of] all sentient beings' onward, clarifies the virtue of pre-eminence. There are also three clauses: first, 'the stage of contemplation by sentient beings' is the pre-eminent virtue of great compassion. Second, 'the stage of exhausting the knowable' reveals the virtue of great wisdom. Third, 'ascending to the non-dual,' etc., reveals the virtue of great merit. Another explanation: the first is the virtue of benevolence, meaning sentient beings look up in contemplation without satiety. The second clarifies the virtue of wisdom, because illumination of the knowable is completely exhausted. The third reveals the virtue of merit, because it is supremely unique and without peer.