瑜伽論記 17.26

17.26

Next, the 'unfolding in four turns' points to the places where they are explained before and after; that is, it summarily takes up the second and third turns, and below, in the seventh and eighth sections, distinguishes them in order. Therefore, taking them up and pointing to the later explanation, it says: 'They will be extensively explained in their respective places.' The fourth, 'unfolding in differentiations of categories,' should be known to be as skillfully explained in the aggregates. The fifth, 'afflictions having strength or lacking strength,' is also as explained in the Maulī Bhūmiḥ.