俱舍論疏 26.4

26.4

The verse-text states: 'At the beginning of the previous chapter, it was said ... is there knowledge that is not a view (dṛṣṭi)?' This summarizes what came before and introduces what follows. The verse's answer is clear. Below, this same pattern will be followed and not commented upon. Within this chapter, there are two main sections: first, explaining the distinctions among knowledges; second, explaining the virtues accomplished through knowledge. Within the first section, there are again seven divisions: first, explaining the distinctions among receptivity (kṣānti), knowledge (jñāna), and view (dṛṣṭi); second, explaining the distinct characteristics of the ten knowledges; third, explaining the establishment of the ten knowledges; fourth, explaining the distinctions between dharma-knowledge and knowledge in abandonment; fifth, explaining the cognitive modes (ākāra) of the ten knowledges; sixth, analysis by doctrinal categories; seventh, an extensive explanation of the cultivation of knowledge. This single verse is the first, explaining the distinctions among receptivity, knowledge, and view.