大乘入道次第開決 1.196

1.196

能除煗品見道等者。謂見道智有其三品。即下品道名之為煗。以是初起力微弱故。此道所斷分別煩惱既是麁猛。不名為煗。故煗品言。唯自見道分別煩惱。但是煗品。見道所斷故名煗品。見道所斷煩惱麁重。若准雜集。煩惱及道各分九品。謂煗煗等。即煗煗道斷上上惑。以上上道斷煗煗惑。今於此中但總言耳。

"Capable of eliminating the heat stage of the path of seeing..." and so forth means: the wisdom of the path of seeing has three grades, and the lower-grade path is called "heat" because its initial arising has feeble power. The conceptually differentiated afflictions severed by this path, being coarse and fierce, are not called "heat." Therefore, the expression "grade of heat" refers only to the path of seeing itself; the conceptually differentiated afflictions are simply what is severed by the heat grade of the path of seeing, hence called the coarseness of afflictions severed by the path of seeing. According to the Abhidharmasamuccaya-vyākhyā, afflictions and paths are each divided into nine grades, namely heat-heat, etc., such that the heat-heat path severs the upper-upper afflictions, and the upper-upper path severs the heat-heat afflictions. Here it is only spoken of generally.