四明尊者教行錄 7.46

7.46

至若《法華》、《止觀》綱格之文，隱栝錯綜，略無不在。後之學者足以視近見遠，染指知味。《易》不云乎：通天下之志，定天下之業，斷天下之疑。實此一二萬言得矣。

As for the framing passages of the Lotus [Sūtra] and Zhiguan, they were straightened and interwoven, leaving practically nothing omitted. Later students are sufficiently enabled to look at what is near and see what is far, and to dip their fingers to know the flavor. Does not the Book of Changes say: "To penetrate the aspirations of all under heaven, to establish the undertakings of all under heaven, to resolve the doubts of all under heaven"? This is truly achieved in these ten to twenty thousand words.