俱舍論頌疏論本 19.71

19.71

Explanation: The first stanza explains increase by way of object; the next two lines exclude phenomena; the last two lines explain increase by way of association. 'Unabandoned universal anuśayas increase by way of their object in regard to all in their own stage': for defilements to increase, they must be unabandoned; therefore, the head of the first stanza puts forward the word 'unabandoned', which applies to the subsequent positions as well. 'Universal anuśayas in regard to all in their own stage' refers to the five classes. Universal anuśayas increase by way of their object in regard to the phenomena of all five classes of their own stage; taking the five classes universally as their objects, the defilements capable of taking objects abide in conformity with and increase in relation to their objective spheres; hence it is called 'increase'.