成唯識論了義燈 2.45

2.45

Now, here we temporarily refute the forms with resistance of the Sautrāntikas and Sarvāstivādins. First we refute the producing [causes], and next we refute what is produced. First, the Sarvāstivāda school says: seven paramāṇus form a single aṇu-form; their illumination does not penetrate one another, and they are separated from each other by [the space of] one paramāṇu; both the producer and the produced are real, and it is starting from the aṇu-form that the five consciousnesses apprehend it. If each single paramāṇu is apprehended only by the mental consciousness, it is not an object of the five consciousnesses. The Sautrāntika's cognitive object for the five consciousnesses is the same as the Sarvāstivāda's claim: the seven paramāṇus that can produce through illumination are real, while the produced aṇu-form is conceptual.