俱舍論頌疏論本 23.55

23.55

"Immediately following the supreme mundane, having the suffering of the desire realm as object,
Arises the untainted acceptance of dharma; following acceptance arises the knowledge of dharma;
Next, having the suffering of the remaining realms as object, arise the subsequent acceptance and subsequent knowledge;
Taking the truths of origin, cessation, and path as objects, each gives rise to four in the same way.
Such sixteen mental states are called the direct realization of the noble truths;
These are in total of three kinds: namely, the differences of seeing, object, and function."