瑜伽論記 8.253

8.253

In the correct explanation, it first explains the twenty-seven chapters of the first three yogas, which constitutes the explanation of the ten dharmas of the three holdings; [then] it explains the fourth yoga, which arrays the sequential order of the twenty-seven chapters; for this fourth holding, the older treatise had no text. Within the former, there are again three parts: first, presenting the ten dharmas to briefly indicate the outline; second, discerning them in detail according to the questions; third, concluding overall after the explanation. In the first part, it first presents a verse listing the names of the ten dharmas; second, the prose assigns their correspondences.