折疑論 5.18

5.18

'However, illnesses have the shallow and the deep, and medicines have different grades; yet curing suffering and seeking peace are of one and the same intent. (Summing up the meaning of the preceding text: What the Three Teachings established each have differing depths. But suffering is the illness, and the words of the three sages are the medicine. Although there are differences and diverse grades, their intent to treat painful illnesses and seek peace and joy is one and the same principle.)