俱舍論頌疏論本 7.31

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7.31

First, enumerating the twelve minds: the treatise first asks: "Previously it was generally stated that preceding minds and mental factors can serve as the immediately contiguous condition for subsequent ones, but it has not been determined which mind is immediately contiguous, how many minds arise, and from how many minds which minds arise. Now this will be determined (concluding the preceding and raising the question). Briefly speaking, there are twelve minds (the reply). What are the twelve minds (the question)?" The verse says:

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俱舍論頌疏論本 — Classical Chinese