起信論疏筆削記 12.49

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12.49

"Explaining corresponding and so forth" means that because the words "corresponding" and "non-corresponding" appeared among the six defilements above, and this meaning has not yet been clarified, it is now clarified. The treatise has two parts: first, marking. Commentary: "All are coarse minds" means that because these are the general and specific marks of the prior six cognitions, their modes of activity are coarse and apparent. "Relying on objects..." below means that since they arise relying on objects, they correspond with objects.

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起信論疏筆削記 — Classical Chinese