俱舍論頌疏論本 25.32

25.32

Explanation: There are nine aśaikṣas, namely seven śrāvakas: the five types including the fall-liable, and the immovable divided into two: the first is called non-falling, due to sharp faculties from before; the second is called immovable, due to being attained through later cultivation. The words 'two Buddhas' refer to the pratyekabuddha and the Great Awakened One. The distinctions among these noble ones are due to the differences of nine grades of faculties, from the lowest of the low upward; thus they constitute nine noble ones.