佛祖統紀 13.31

13.31

The commentary states: Nanping met Fazhi late in life, and the doctrines he established were sometimes contrary to [Fazhi’s]. As for what Master Xian taught, it was not accepted by his assistant lecturer. I suspect that this Master solely adhered to Nanping's words, which was why the assistant lecturer was able to refute them. Yet the world has never heard of his name; he may well be called a man of resolute character! For the Master joyfully permitted his refutation without taking offense—was he not truly worthy?