俱舍論記 4.59

4.59

"Although it is not that they do not speak of it... should be understood to be likewise": the Sarvāstivāda reconciles the sūtra. Although the sūtra speaks of bodily pliancy, this is like bodily sensation. Although sensation is a mental factor, if it is associated with the five sensory consciousnesses, it is called bodily sensation; if it is associated with the mental consciousness, it is called mental sensation. One should know that pliancy is also like this: although it is a mental factor, if it is associated with the five sensory consciousnesses, it is called bodily pliancy; if it is associated with the mental consciousness, it is called mental pliancy.