唯識二十論述記 2.59

2.59

The Commentary says: From aṇu-form upwards, all coarse aggregate forms can have conjunction; because they have spatial divisions, they can form six divisions. Aggregate forms are also established, which shows that aggregated conjunction is accepted to have spatial divisions. Paramāṇus have no conjunction, so the meaning of partlessness is established. The *Kośa* says: 'Furthermore, because composite forms are accepted to have parts, there is no fault in their touching.' 'Touching' and 'conjunction' have the same meaning with different names; here it is called 'aggregate form' (jùsè), and there it is called 'composite form' (héhésè).