俱舍論疏 2.63

2.63

On the text of the treatise: "Having thus explained… all are not appropriated": This second [part] explains the appropriated and the non-appropriated. In the text there are three [points]: first, clarifying the elements that are exclusively not appropriated; second, [clarifying those that] apply to both; third, the meaning of "appropriated." This is the first text. That is, among the eighteen elements, the seven mind elements, the element of mental objects, and the element of sound—these nine elements are exclusively not appropriated. Following from the preceding [discussion] on having an intentional object that included the seven mind elements and the element of mental objects, it separately explains the seven mind elements and the element of mental objects, terming them "the former eight." Sound is not a dharma that possesses an intentional object; hence it says "and sound."