俱舍論疏 26.52

26.52

On the Śāstra's statement: "Conventional knowledge has these [...] because of individual and general characteristics, etc.": this explains the aspects of conventional knowledge. "Has these" means having these sixteen aspects, which is to say that heat, summits, and patiences possess the sixteen aspects; the worldly supreme dharmas possess only the aspects under suffering. "And furthermore, others that are capable of apprehending the individual and general characteristics of all dharmas, etc." refers to the comprehensive and distinctive mindfulness of the fivefold stilling of the mind, the contemplation of non-self in the twelve links of dependent origination and eighteen elements, and so forth, in their general and individual characteristics.