瑜伽師地論略纂 3.27

3.27

Refuting their school has five parts: first, presenting three objections; second, the opponent's counter-questioning; third, cross-examining and refuting again; fourth, explaining their sūtra; fifth, explaining twelve characteristics each for the three times to reveal their error. Within the first, there are two: first, presenting the three objections; second, summarizing the preceding text with "Because their own characteristics are as such." The three objections are: first, the objection regarding identity or difference of own-characteristic; second, the objection regarding common characteristics such as permanence; third, the objection regarding the seven meanings such as coming.