俱舍論疏 4.199

4.199

[On the passage in] the treatise, from "If so, insentient things" up to "and so forth extensively": The Sautrāntika raises an objection: With respect to insentient things such as the wheel-treasure, and in the continuum of another such as the horse-treasure, there should also be acquisition, because the sūtra states that one "possesses the seven treasures." Therefore, one knows that possession is conventional, not real.