瑜伽論記 2.13

2.13

Examining the context above and below, there are three kinds of verses: first, the summary verse, which generally summarizes the major sections; second, the intermediate verses, which cite the preceding section headings and then list them in detail, or again, after the listing is explained, re-gather the previous meaning with a verse, which is also called an intermediate verse; third, the concluding verses, which, after the meanings of the various sections are explained, gather and conclude them overall with a verse.