瑜伽論記 2.417

2.417

次句不捨者，不起施心名不捨，不棄可知。饕餮者，貪財為饕，貪食為餮，於論時中他理得勝不自清雪名不清取，雖復競諍而得彼財，財非己物而諍取之名不淨取。

In the next phrase, "not renounced": not giving rise to the thought of giving is called not renounced; not discarded can be understood. "Greedy and gluttonous": coveting wealth is greed (tāo), and coveting food is gluttony (tiè). At the time of disputation, when another's reasoning prevails and one does not exonerate oneself, it is called taking without clearing; although contending and thereby obtaining that wealth, when the wealth is not one's own property and one contends to take it, it is called taking impurely.