唯識二十論述記 2.205

2.205

述曰：下破有二，初總；後別，此總非也。如是要由現量先受外實有境，後意方憶，以此道理，證離心外境有不成。

Commentary: The refutation below has two parts: first, a general refutation; second, a specific refutation. This is the general rejection. Thus, that one must first directly perceive and experience a real external object and only then does the mental consciousness remember it—proving by this reasoning that objects exist apart from the mind is unestablished.