俱舍論疏 18.55

18.55

The commentary states: "[...] are of the same class as the five heinous [acts]." The Nyāyānusāra states: "The expression 'of the same class' has the meaning of being similar." Now, examining this: 'similarity' means similarity in the guilt incurred; that is to say, the guilt incurred from these five [actions] of the same class is similar in gravity to the transgressions they resemble, hence they are called 'of the same class'. They correspond sequentially to the five ānantaryas as their similar classes. "Robbing the conditions for the Saṃgha's concord" refers to robbing the Saṃgha's requisites and property, and so forth.