瑜伽師地論略纂 4.44

4.44

In succession, ten volitions of desire: / nine sever purely black and mixed; / the last one detaches from all three; / the upper eight exhaust only their own. / If transcending to realize the third, / only one severs all three. / Going from the first to take the non-learner, / the first eight and the Bodhisattva's seeing / exhaust only purely black and mixed; / the vajra severs all three. / This speaks of the uninterrupted path, / the antidote able to sever karma. / If preparatory suppression and eradication, / all exist except in seeing; / only the preparatory and uninterrupted / can suppress, exhaust, and sever. / Prior, advanced, and liberated / are excluded for lack of superior function; / this speaks of severing by detachment from bondage, / not the sense of non-arising, etc.