瑜伽論記 1.73

1.73

Within the first division, there are fourteen sections. Although it elucidates the seventeen stages, it combines the three stages of investigation and reflection into one, and combines the two stages with mind and without mind into one. That is: the first half of the first fascicle is the stage associated with the five groups of consciousness. From the second half of the first fascicle through the second and third fascicles, making two and a half fascicles in total, is the mental stage. The next seven fascicles are the three stages of investigation and reflection. The next two and a half fascicles are the samāhita stage. The next one sheet and more in the thirteenth fascicle is the non-samāhita stage. The next approximately one sheet in the thirteenth fascicle is the two stages with mind and without mind. The next part in the thirteenth fascicle together with the fourteenth and fifteenth, making two and a half fascicles in total, is the stage arisen from hearing. The next four fascicles are the stage arisen from reflection. The next one fascicle is the stage arisen from cultivation. From the twenty-first through the first half of the thirty-fourth fascicle, making thirteen and a half fascicles in total, is the śrāvaka stage. The next second half of the thirty-fourth fascicle is the pratyekabuddha stage. From the thirty-fifth through the middle of the fiftieth fascicle, making fifteen and a half fascicles in total, is the bodhisattva stage. The next two sheets and more in the fiftieth fascicle are the stage with remainder. The next final two sheets and more are the stage without remainder.