大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 83.19

83.19

Regarding the commentary’s [passage beginning with] “Kośa, [fascicle] nineteen, says: ‘First, arrogance (māna)’” and so on: although the text already contains this, the commentary cited that treatise to explain the present sūtra. Fearing that the host and guest [sources] might not be distinguished, I now cite it fully again. The Kośa says: “Of the seven and nine arrogances, they derive from three; all apply to abandonment through seeing and cultivation.” The Yogācāra[bhūmi] and the Samuccaya are largely identical to the Kośa; here we follow the Kośa. In the commentary there are three parts: first, listing the names according to the Kośa; second, under “the present text,” expanding and combining according to the text; third, under “the first three are just arrogance,” explaining the text. First it separately explains the first three, within which there are two senses: first, indicating [them]; next, under “hence that treatise,” fully citing the treatise text to correctly explain the meaning of arrogance. Under “the first is despising others,” it separately explains the three phrases.