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比量者，謂藉眾相而觀於義智。於二量中，即智名果等，皆如《因明》說。　「執持自相，比知道俗」者，執持衣鉢等相，比知是道；持冠冕等，比知是俗。

Inference (anumāna) refers to the cognition that observes an object by relying on multiple marks. Among the two means of valid cognition, it is this cognition that is called the result, etc., all as explained in hetuvidyā. "Grasping one's own marks and inferring religious and lay status": grasping such marks as robes and bowls, one infers that one is a religious practitioner; wearing caps and robes of state, one infers that one is a layperson.