瑜伽師地論分門記 1.76

1.76

第二依境明差別分六　一明色塵分十。一眼所行色。二內外色。三顯等色。四有依光明等色。五五趣差別色。六建立所攝等色。七七種攝受事色。八地分雜等色。九過去等色。十十資具色　二明聲塵分十。一耳所行聲。二了不了聲。三因受等聲。四善不善等聲。五五趣聲。六受教等聲。七男女等聲。八分二。一聖非聖聲分三。一標。二釋。三果門。二善不善語業道聲。九過去等聲。十五樂所攝聲分三。一標。二徵。三解釋　三明香塵分十。一鼻所行香。二內外香。三可意等香。四大等香。五根等香。六食等香。七皮葉等香。八俱生等香。九過去等香。十男女等香　四明味塵分十。一舌所行味。二內外味。三可意等味。四大麥等味。五飲酒等味。六甘苦等味。七蘇油等味。八俱生等味。九過去等味。十可嚼等味分二。一可食味。三藥味　五明觸塵分十。一身所行觸。二內外觸。三可意等觸。四摩等觸。五分二。一五趣觸。二蚊䗈等觸。六苦樂等觸。七堅鞭等觸。八手觸等觸。九過去等觸。十飲食等觸　六明法塵分三　一料簡分三。一標。二徵。三答分三。一實有法分三。一心法。二律非律色。三定生色。二假有法分二。一標。二列數。三無為法分三。一標。二列數。三料簡　二列法數分十。一意所行法。二假非假法。三有色等法。四有色假所攝色。五色心所有等法。六受想等法。七受想思等法。八善不善等法。九過去等法。十一隨逐生義等法　三總結。

The second, explaining distinction based on sensory objects, has six parts: (1) explaining visible form objects, which has ten: 1. visible form that is the domain of the eye; 2. internal and external visible form; 3. color visible form and so forth; 4. visible form of supported light and so forth; 5. distinct visible forms of the five destinies; 6. visible form subsumed under establishment and so forth; 7. visible form of the seven types of objects of appropriation; 8. visible forms of grounds, divisions, and mixtures; 9. past visible form and so forth; 10. visible form of the ten kinds of requisites; (2) explaining sound objects, which has ten: 1. sound that is the domain of the ear; 2. articulated and unarticulated sound; 3. sound based on appropriation and so forth; 4. wholesome, unwholesome, and neutral sound; 5. sound of the five destinies; 6. sound of receiving instructions and so forth; 7. male and female sound and so forth; 8. which has two parts: (a) noble and non-noble sound, which has three: i. heading, ii. explanation, iii. section on fruitions; (b) sound of the paths of wholesome and unwholesome vocal action; 9. past sound and so forth; 10. sound subsumed under the five pleasures, which has three: i. heading, ii. query, iii. explanation; (3) explaining odor objects, which has ten: 1. odor that is the domain of the nose; 2. internal and external odor; 3. agreeable odor and so forth; 4. odor of the great [elements] and so forth; 5. odor of roots and so forth; 6. odor of food and so forth; 7. odor of bark, leaves, and so forth; 8. innate odor and so forth; 9. past odor and so forth; 10. male and female odor and so forth; (4) explaining taste objects, which has ten: 1. taste that is the domain of the tongue; 2. internal and external taste; 3. agreeable taste and so forth; 4. taste of barley and so forth; 5. taste of drink, liquor, and so forth; 6. sweet, bitter, and other tastes; 7. taste of ghee, oil, and so forth; 8. innate taste and so forth; 9. past taste and so forth; 10. chewable and other tastes, which has two: (a) edible taste, (b) medicinal taste; (5) explaining tangible objects, which has ten: 1. tangible that is the domain of the body; 2. internal and external tangible; 3. agreeable tangible and so forth; 4. touch by friction and so forth; 5. which has two: (a) tangibles of the five destinies, (b) tangibles of mosquitoes, gnats, and so forth; 6. painful, pleasurable, and neutral tangibles; 7. hard, stiff, and other tangibles; 8. tangibles of hand touch and so forth; 9. past tangibles and so forth; 10. tangibles of food, drink, and so forth; (6) explaining mental phenomena objects, which has three parts: [1] critical examination, which has three: (a) heading, (b) query, (c) answer, which has three: i. genuinely existent phenomena, which has three: mental phenomena, disciplinary and non-disciplinary form, and form produced by concentration; ii. nominal phenomena, which has two: heading and listing the enumeration; iii. unconditioned phenomena, which has three: heading, listing the enumeration, and critical examination; [2] listing the enumeration of mental phenomena, which has ten: 1. phenomena that are the domain of the mind; 2. nominal and non-nominal phenomena; 3. material and immaterial phenomena; 4. material forms subsumed under material designations; 5. forms, mental factors, and so forth; 6. feeling, ideation, and so forth; 7. feeling, ideation, volition, and so forth; 8. wholesome, unwholesome, and neutral phenomena; 9. past phenomena and so forth; 10. phenomena in the sense of ensuing arising and so forth; [3] general summary.