瑜伽師地論略纂 7.17

7.17

In the third section, regarding "distinction, support, cause, and temporal division": the Abhidharma-samuccaya states that at the time of cause there are the projector and the projected, and at the time of fruit there are the producer and the produced. The stage of the projecting cause is called the cause, and the stage of maturation is called the fruit; these two are called temporal divisions. Therefore, it is said here that there are phenomena with causes and manifold sufferings with causes. The first seven together serve as having causes, hence they are called phenomena with causes; the latter two are manifold sufferings, yet because craving, grasping, and existence serve as having causes, they are called manifold sufferings with causes.