瑜伽師地論略纂 14.38

14.38

論解風云「諸輪行者，名恒相續」，如日月輪，轉四天下，皆由風故。又風輪是恒相續，又磑軛等皆是此攝。又持物令不散者，名恒攝受，如〈本地〉第三卷，與此別。

Where the treatise explains the wind, saying, 'Those that move in discs are called constantly continuous': for instance, the discs of the sun and moon revolving around the four continents are all due to wind. Moreover, the wind-disc is constantly continuous, and millstones, yokes, and the like are all subsumed under this. Furthermore, that which holds objects so they do not scatter is called 'constantly sustaining', as in fascicle 3 of the 'Maulī Bhūmi', which is distinct from this.