俱舍論疏 27.75

27.75

On the Śāstra's 'This practice can pacify... receives the name "non-contention"': this explains the name. However, all forms of contention are three in total, because of the distinctions of skandha, speech, and defilement. Contention of skandhas refers to death; contention of speech refers to quarreling; contention of defilement refers to the one hundred and eight defilements. Because the power of this conventional knowledge can pacify the contention of defilements, it receives the name "non-contention".