瑜伽論記 7.90

7.90

However, this skillfulness is treated either briefly or extensively, differing across passages. According to the sixth fascicle of the *Vibhāṣā*, there are four wholesome dharmas: elements, sense bases, dependent origination, and the possible and impossible. According to this fascicle of the *Yogācāra*, there are five skillfulnesses; the fifty-seventh fascicle states six skillfulnesses, adding skillfulness in the faculties to the five. The fourteenth fascicle of the *Prakaraṇāryavācā* states seven skillfulnesses, further adding skillfulness in the truths. The second fascicle of the *Madhyāntavibhāga* states ten skillfulnesses: 1. aggregates; 2. elements; 3. sense bases; 4. dependent origination; 5. the possible and impossible; 6. faculties; 7. time periods; 8. truths; 9. vehicles; 10. conditioned and unconditioned. The seventeenth fascicle of the *Mahābodhisattvapiṭaka Sūtra* states ten skillfulnesses: 1. dharmas of the aggregates; 2. elements; 3. sense bases; 4. truths; 5. unhindered analytical knowledge; 6. reliance, namely the four reliances such as relying on meaning, not on letter; 7. requisites; 8. path-dharmas, namely the thirty-seven factors; 9. dependent origination; 10. all dharmas comprehensively subsuming all conditioned and unconditioned dharmas.