瑜伽師地論分門記 6.251

6.251

Of the nine divisions, the fourth, distinct meanings based on wholesome and so forth, has three parts: 1. explaining the distinction of wholesome, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 2. explaining the distinction of unwholesome, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 3. explaining the distinction of indeterminate, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer.
Of the nine divisions, the fifth, distinguishing the distinct meanings based on vipāka and so forth, has seven parts: 1. explaining the distinction of having vipāka, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 2. explaining the distinction of having no vipāka, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 3. explaining the distinction of sahāya, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer (divided into two: statement, and explanation); 4. explaining the distinction of being vipāka, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 5. explaining the distinction of bīja, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 6. explaining the distinction of not being vipāka, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer; 7. explaining the distinction of being born of vipāka, with two subparts: (1) question, (2) answer (divided into two: statement, and explanation).