瑜伽師地論略纂 6.121

6.121

The 'essence of debate' refers to the generative cause of speech, being the essence of establishing a debate. The 'location' refers to the place of debate, such as with those who testify to the meaning. The 'basis of debate' refers to authentic proofs, as well as the meanings of semblance perception and inference, serving as the basis for speech; that which is to be established is also a basis. 'Ornamentation' refers to refutations and so forth. 'Defeat' refers to semblance proof and semblance refutation. 'Departure' refers to the method of settling oneself when about to engage in debate. 'Much that is accomplished' means that by possessing the above six, it can accomplish much.