瑜伽論記 12.196

12.196

又此菩薩自如大雲未現等覺無上菩提若現等覺者，基云：第十地有三心，一入二住三滿，此滿心中名等覺菩薩，如來名妙覺，其入住不名等覺，若在入住二心若未現等覺，若在滿心各已現等覺，又等覺是佛，未必是等覺菩薩。

"Furthermore, this bodhisattva is themselves like a great cloud; before manifesting equal enlightenment to unsurpassable bodhi, or if manifesting equal enlightenment...": Ji says that the tenth stage has three minds: first, entering; second, abiding; third, culminating. In this culminating mind, one is called an equally enlightened bodhisattva, while the Tathāgata is called wonderfully enlightened; the entering and abiding [minds] are not called equal enlightenment. If in the two minds of entering and abiding, one has not yet manifested equal enlightenment; if in the culminating mind, one has already manifested equal enlightenment. Moreover, equal enlightenment is the Buddha, not necessarily an equally enlightened bodhisattva.