大般涅槃經集解 57.26

57.26

Sengliang comments: If the aggregates are long and the fetters short, they might tolerate binding each other; yet name-and-form and sentient beings have neither length nor shortness, so he uses them further as an analogy. Baoliang says: Formed as a nominal designation from causes, no separate dharma arises; its purport now begins to become apparent.