金剛般若經贊述 1.217

1.217

As for Asaṅga: this is the fifth, for the sake of not being separated from the Buddha's arising; among the twelve of the ādhāra of leaving hindrances, this is the second, leaving the hindrance of little learning. That is to say, practicing non-attainment is called much learning, while making it into something attained is little learning; since the Buddha did not engage in conceptual grasping as having attained something at Dīpaṃkara Buddha's place, he left the hindrance of little learning.