俱舍論頌疏論本 19.92

19.92

非餘二高故者，簡法也。非餘者，上界疑、慢也，此非無記根。謂疑於二趣轉性搖動故，不應立根。慢於所緣高舉相轉，異根法故。夫根法下轉也，慢既高舉，故不立根。

"Not the remaining two, because they are elevated" sets aside dharmas. "Not the remaining": doubt and pride of the upper realms; these are not indeterminate roots. Because doubt oscillates and is wavering with respect to two courses, it should not be established as a root. Pride operates with the characteristic of being elevated toward its object, which differs from the nature of a root. The nature of a root is to go downwards; since pride is elevated, it is not established as a root.