瑜伽論記 22.78

22.78

From here below is the fourth, explaining by resolving objections. According to the previous divisions of objections, there are five: first, to cause what is implicit in meaning to become explicit; second, because words are contradictory; third, being contradictory to the four paths; fourth, indefinite display; fifth, because the culmination is not directly seen. Among these five objections, it only resolves two: first, the objection to cause implicit meaning to become explicit; second, the objection that words are contradictory. In this, first there is a section resolving the objection on the implicit; next there are two sections resolving the objection that words are contradictory; third, there are two questions and answers re-resolving the objection on implicit meaning; fourth, diverse explanations of the sūtra text.