瑜伽論記 5.306

5.306

However, fascicle sixty-five speaks of one type of designation, stating: If a phenomenon relies on something else, and in dependence on that other its self-characteristic is designated, it is called conventionally existent—such as designating a self in dependence on the aggregates; conventionally establishing form and so forth in dependence on the objective entities of characteristics such as form; establishing houses and so forth in dependence on the five dusts and so forth; establishing birth and so forth in dependence on the objective entities of characteristics of the aggregates; up to conventionally establishing space in dependence on the non-functioning of forms, and so on.