成唯識論述記 6.476
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6.476
The Commentary states: The Śatadharma and other texts state that delusion is placed after conceit to show that it pervades both sharp and dull [defilements] and extends everywhere above and below. Here, to clarify the unwholesome roots, it is placed before conceit. Below, the prose explains it; within the explanation there are three parts: first, distinguishing the defilements' deriving of their name, explaining the first two words of the verse; second, identifying their substance and activity, explaining the text below 'what are'; third, broadly distinguishing through various gates, explaining the meaning of these six.
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