瑜伽論記 19.29

19.29

此中已下，諸句者，景述三藏言：報受覺於飢渴故云舊受者飢所起，除報受外治餘受數通於三性，隨得食時有領受苦用故，苦受者由食所起者，除報受外諸餘受數通於三性，隨得食時有領受苦用故。

Regarding the various sentences from here on, Jing recounts the Tripiṭaka Master's words: the feeling that is resultant fruition experiences hunger and thirst, hence it says "old feeling is arisen from hunger"; except for resultant feeling, the other feelings countering it pervade the three natures, and as food is obtained, there is an experience of painful function; hence "painful feeling is arisen from food"; except for resultant feeling, all the other feelings pervade the three natures, and as food is obtained, there is an experience of painful function.