俱舍論疏 12.3

12.3

On the Śāstra's words, "Having thus in terms of [...] up to the three absolute minima": From here below is the third major section, explaining the three limits: first, explaining the three absolute minima; second, explaining how accumulating the absolute minima forms large quantities. The following half-verse explains the three absolute minima. Among the three absolute minima, two are what is signified (the referents) and one is what signifies (the expression). Among what is signified, one is a quantity of form, and the second is a quantity of time.