瑜伽論記 5.5

5.5

In the third sūtra on mutual skillfulness in samādhi, attainment, and so forth, the text is divided into three: first, citing the sūtra to indicate [the topic]; second, two 'furthermores' explaining the four lines of the sūtra; third, from 'What is abiding?' onward, distinctly explaining the fourteen phrases of the sūtra. By inverting 'equal affection' below to 'unequal affection' as one phrase, they become fourteen phrases. Under the phrase 'well-tamed', there are 'grasping by practice' and 'grasping by dharmatā' explaining the phrase in 'well-tamed'; these two are headings in the text, not explanations of the sūtra phrases. In the four lines, the first 'furthermore' pairs samādhi against [attainment] to make four lines; the name 'samādhi' designates eleven kinds; first presenting the first, the three samādhis, it pairs them against the four dharmas in attainments to make four lines.