宗鏡錄 71.9

English (machine translation) 71.9

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71.9

Answer: Nominal phenomena are of two kinds: first, nominal [phenomena] possessing substance, which are the various nominal phenomena within the dependent and consummate natures; second, nominal [phenomena] lacking substance, which are the imaginary—such as self or dharmas, sky-flowers, rabbit horns, and so forth. We only exclude those lacking substance from being object-conditions, not those possessing substance.

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