瑜伽論記 22.94

22.94

自下第二略依六相解釋佛經，一、遍知事、謂蘊界處等；二、捨離惡行、及諸煩惱惑也；三、受學善行，四、由如病等行智遍通達故者，即如病癰等十一正見行行也；五、由彼果者，解脫之果；六、由自及他領受彼果者，謂我生已盡等，此列六相也。由此六相，及由如前所建立相，應善釋經者，雙牒前後二門釋佛經也。

From here, the second part briefly explains the Buddha's sūtras according to six aspects: 1. the objects of thorough knowledge, namely the aggregates, elements, sense bases, and so forth; 2. relinquishing evil conduct and all defilements and afflictions; 3. receiving and training in wholesome conduct; 4. "because one thoroughly penetrates through the practices and wisdom of seeing [things] as like an illness and so forth," which refers to the practices of the eleven right views, such as [seeing things as] like an illness, an ulcer, and so forth; 5. "by means of that fruition," which is the fruition of liberation; 6. "by experiencing that fruition oneself and for others," which refers to [the realization that] "my births are exhausted" and so forth. These enumerate the six aspects. "By means of these six aspects, and by means of the aspects established previously, one should skillfully explain the sūtras" restates both the previous and subsequent sections to explain the Buddha's sūtras.