瑜伽論記 5.78

5.78

Furthermore, the fourteenth fascicle contains its own text [on] the three kinds of purity: first, "intrinsic purity", which is tathatā prior to the path being intrinsically pure, still being that which abides by its own nature; second, "purity of the objective domain", which abides within the path, and is thus the nature brought forth, being the object of realized knowledge, termed purity of the objective domain; third, "purity of state", which is the nature of the fruit attained after the path, referring to stainlessness, just as the four principles refer to cause and fruit, mutual dependence, verification, and the nature of things.