瑜伽師地論略纂 2.134

2.134

建立中有三：初因緣果依處立；次釋因緣果義；後有三復次，重顯建立因。初中，即三。「依處名」者，語因即依處，乃至無障礙則依處，皆持業釋。既依依處即建立因，隨說即因，乃至不相違即因，亦皆持業。或有不然，如別章解。

In the establishment, there are three [parts]: first, establishing the causes, conditions, and fruits upon grounds; second, explaining the meaning of causes, conditions, and fruits; and third, there are three further statements that re-elucidate the causes of establishment. Within the first, there are three [subdivisions]. Regarding "names of grounds": from the causal ground of speech being the ground, up to non-hindrance being the ground, all are appositional compounds (karmadhāraya). Since causes are established based on grounds, from conventional expression being the cause up to non-contradiction being the cause, all are also appositional compounds. Or perhaps some are not so, as explained in the separate chapter.