俱舍論記 2.32

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2.32

Regarding the passage: "Not so, the two faculties […] and for adorning the body," the previous master resolves it. He clarifies that the faculties have a use, showing that the reason established [by the opponent] suffers from the fault of being unproven (asiddha). That is, the tongue has the function of initiating speech, and the nose has the function of adorning the body.

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