瑜伽論記 1.65
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1.65
The Commentary explains that naming the five consciousnesses based on their sense faculties has three meanings: first, the faculties such as the eye are the unshared bases of the consciousnesses such as eye-consciousness; second, they directly rely on the eye and so forth, so that the keenness or dullness of the faculties corresponds to the clarity or dimness of the consciousnesses; third, they are simultaneous bases that must coexist, unlike the mental faculty and so forth. The Abhidharmasamuccaya and Vijñaptimātratā say: 'Designating their names according to the faculties possesses five meanings.'
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