成唯識論述記 4.419
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4.419
The Commentary states: Below there are four parts: first, setting forth the sūtra; second, formulating the objection; third, refuting the rejoinder; fourth, establishing the formal inference. This first part sets forth the sūtra. That sūtra itself explains that name refers to the four non-material aggregates, and form refers to the kalala and so forth, where 'and so forth' includes the other stages. This kalala is termed 'mingled defilement': the impurities of father and mother are termed 'mingled', and its profoundly repellant nature is termed 'defilement'.
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