俱舍論疏 2.83

2.83

On "The treatise says… this dharma is called cutting": This is the explanation. In the text there are three: first, explaining that which cuts and that which is cut; second, explaining together that which is burned and that which weighs; third, explaining together that which burns and that which is weighed. This is the first text. The text has two passages: first, clarifying that which cuts and that which is cut; second, clarifying that which is neither. This is the first text. That is, the external four elements, excluding sound, combined to form the axe and firewood, are that which cuts and that which is cut. What dharma is called "cutting"? Due to the axe separating the firewood so that it becomes two portions that continue to arise separately, this is termed "cutting."