成唯識論述記 8.66

8.66

The Commentary states: This means that the entirety of the first conventional expression, the second dependence, the fifth apprehension, and the ninth contradictory [causes], as well as the phenomena that are not direct causes within the preceding six causes, are all the remainder of the two causal seeds of the unmoistened producing stage and the moistened matured stage mentioned before; that is to say, these four in their entirety and minor parts of six [causes] are the auxiliary cause. This auxiliary cause also has two types: immediately antecedent and objective-support conditions. Now speaking in a general summary, they are merely sovereign conditions; it is not that there are no slight differences, which will be understood below.