瑜伽論記 6.85

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6.85

Regarding conjunction with defilement having three aspects: Tai says: It generally clarifies that the preceding three kinds of defilement are jointly conjoined, without assigning them individually. Jing says: 1. dying untamed and unsubdued is conjoined with defilement; an arhat's death is called a gentle, subdued death, far removed from defilement, whereas dying untamed is conjoined with defilement; the other two can be understood.

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