肇論新疏 2.251

2.251

"Yet where the principle is subtle, the phrasing is perilous; where one sings alone, those who harmonize are few. If one has not transcended the realm beyond words and forms, will one not, by clinging to forms, end in divergence?" This means: the chapter answering [how] wisdom is sought through conditions is supple, exhaustive, and exceedingly subtle and skillful, leaving nothing to be found fault with.