肇論新疏 3.157

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3.157

Yet you say: 'The sage is burdened by having a body, and therefore destroys the body to return to non-being; in toilsome labor nothing precedes having wisdom, and therefore he severs wisdom to sink into emptiness.' Would this not run contrary to the marvelous culmination, and do injury to the profound purport?

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肇論新疏 — Classical Chinese