瑜伽師地論略纂 3.108

3.108

「九結」者，八十九說，依九事生，廣說如彼。恚、嫉、慳三唯欲界繫，通見修斷；餘六通三界，故《對法》云愛結者，謂三界貪等。取、見兩門，重單別故，所計別故，故各別說。嫉妬他榮，不重正法；慳悋資具，不遵遠離。由此九種，廣行不善，不行諸善，為惡茲甚，能和合苦，難可解擿，偏立結名。

"Nine fetters": Fascicle Eighty-Nine states that they arise based on nine matters, as explained in detail there. Hostility, jealousy, and stinginess are bound solely to the desire realm, and are abandoned through both vision and cultivation; the remaining six pervade the three realms. Thus the *Abhidharmasamuccaya* says that the fetter of attachment refers to craving in the three realms, and so forth. The two headings of adherence and view are spoken of separately because of the distinction between compound and single, and because what is postulated is different. Being jealous of others' glory, one does not esteem the true Dharma; being stingy with material requisites, one does not honor seclusion. Due to these nine kinds, unwholesome deeds are performed extensively while wholesome deeds are not, evil multiplies, suffering is conjoined, and they are difficult to untie—hence they are specifically designated with the name 'fetters.'