瑜伽師地論分門記 2.9

2.9

The second, explaining the establishment of entering, has five [parts]:
1. Establishing the classifications of persons, which has four [parts]: 1. General question; 2. Brief answer listing the names, divided into eight [parts] as in the treatise; 3. Specific explanations, divided into eight [parts]: 1. Explaining persons possessing gotra, which has two [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer; 2. Explaining persons who have entered, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has five [parts] as in the treatise; 3. Conclusion; 3. Explaining persons about to mature, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the dharmas not yet attained; 2. Showing the dharmas capable of being attained; 3. Conclusion; 4. Explaining persons already matured, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has two [parts] as in the treatise; 3. Conclusion; 5. Explaining persons who have only entered but are not about to mature, etc., which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the marks of what has been attained; 2. Explaining the application and result not yet attained; 3. Conclusion; 6. Explaining persons who have both entered and are about to mature, but are not yet mature, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the marks of what has been attained; 2. Explaining having entered only the application but not yet its result, which has two [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation; 3. Conclusion; 7. Explaining persons who have both entered and are already matured, but are not about to mature, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 3. Conclusion; 8. Explaining persons who have neither entered, nor are about to mature, nor are already matured, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer; 3. Conclusion; 4. Explaining the virtues of possessing gotra and the faults of lacking gotra, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the virtues of possessing gotra; 2. Showing the faults of lacking gotra, which has two [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation.
2. Establishing the characteristics subsumed within the six states, which has four [parts]: 1. General presentation; 2. Scrutiny and question; 3. List of names, divided into six [parts] as in the treatise; 4. Specific explanations, divided into six [parts]: 1. Explaining persons who possess capacity, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the nature already possessed; 2. Showing the marks not yet attained; 3. Conclusion; 2. Explaining persons of inferior wholesome roots, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer; 3. Conclusion; 3. Explaining persons of medium wholesome roots, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the dharmas already attained; 2. Explaining the marks not yet attained, which has two [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation; 3. Conclusion; 4. Explaining persons of superior wholesome roots, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 3. Conclusion; 5. Explaining persons of ultimate skillful means, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the marks of what has been attained; 2. Explaining the marks of what has not been attained; 3. Conclusion; 6. Explaining persons who have reached the culmination, which has three [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 3. Conclusion.
3. Establishing the sequence of entering into the six states, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the sequence of entering; 2. Explaining the functions of the established persons. The first text has five [parts]: 1. Explaining the sequence of entering in terms of capable gotra, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has two [parts]: 1. In terms of the five faculties; 2. Showing the result in terms of contributory causes; 2. Explaining the sequence of entering in terms of inferior wholesome roots, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 3. Explaining the sequence of entering in terms of medium wholesome roots, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 4. Explaining the sequence of entering in terms of superior wholesome roots, which has three [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the marks of what has been attained, which has two [parts]: 1. In terms of the cause; 2. Explaining the marks of what has been attained in terms of the result; 2. Explaining the marks of what has not been attained; 3. Conclusion; 5. Explaining the sequence of entering in terms of the perpetual eradication of defilements, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result. The second, explaining the characteristics of the three periods in terms of the functions of the established persons, has two [parts]: 1. General presentation; 2. Specific explanation, which has three [parts]: 1. Explaining the initial person, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 2. Explaining the final person, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result; 3. Explaining the intermediate person, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result.
4. Establishing the temporal measure and duration, which has three [parts]: 1. General question; 2. Brief answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the correct meaning; 2. Answering objections; 3. Extensive explanation, which has three [parts] as in the treatise.
5. General conclusion.