俱舍論疏 4.78

4.78

The treatise says: "Having thus explained... what dharmas are those?" From here down is the third section, explaining the dharmas of the great defilement ground. The two layers of genitive compound (tatpuruṣa) can be understood from the text. This has four propositions: There are those exclusively defiled and not pervasive, namely anger, hypocrisy, etc., as well as greed, hostility, etc., and lack of shame, etc. There are those pervasive to defilement and not exclusive, namely the ten among the universal. There are those both pervasive and exclusive, namely the ground of great defilements. There are those neither exclusive nor pervasive, namely investigation, analysis, sleep, and regret. Since exclusively wholesome mental factors are not of a defiled nature, the word 'defiled' has already excluded them.