俱舍論頌疏論本 22.37

22.37

"For what belongs to self and for the entity of self; so that they are temporarily stilled and permanently eradicated" is a further alternative explanation. Desire for matters of what belongs to self refers to the three items, robes and so forth; giving rise to greedy thoughts toward them is called desire for matters of what belongs to self. Desire for matters of self refers to the body; giving rise to greed toward the body is called desire for matters of self. Because the Buddha's intention was to have the disciples temporarily still desire for matters of what belongs to self, he established the first three noble lineages; and to permanently eradicate desires for what belongs to self and for matters of self, he established the fourth noble lineage.