俱舍論頌疏論本 19.49

19.49

Explanation: 'The categories of conceit, and so forth' refers to the nine categories of conceit. 'And so forth' includes the entanglements such as killing, all desire for non-existence, and a portion of desire for existence. These categories of conceit and so forth, as well as self-conceit, along with unwholesome remorse among [forms of] remorse—that they are 'present in a noble one, but do not become active' means that these conceits and so forth above exist in a noble one yet do not become active.