瑜伽論記 8.45

8.45

Answer: The seventh attention is the fruition; these four attentions and the preceding six are all causes. Causes may be mutually subsumed, but not fruitions; therefore it does not subsume the seventh attention. Here the seven subsume the forty, so they only subsume four. Below in the eleventh [fascicle], the forty subsume the seven, which means there is the sense that the forty attentions subsume all the seven. Now the seven subsume the forty, not the forty subsuming the seven; thus they are incomplete and do not subsume [all of them], so there is a difference. Check this.