肇論疏 1.91

1.91

Second, citing a single treatise to clarify emptiness. Within the text there are two parts: first, properly citing the treatise; later, explaining the intention of the treatise. 'All dharmas, because of all causes and conditions, should exist': all dharmas exist because of causes and conditions. 'All dharmas, because of all causes and conditions, should not exist': because all dharmas are dependent on conditions, they are not determinately existent. 'All non-existent dharmas, because of all causes and conditions, should exist': dharmas are originally non-existent, but exist dependent on conditions. 'All non-existent dharmas, because of all causes and conditions, should not exist': dharmas that exist from conditions, because they are from conditions, are not determinately existent.