大般涅槃經義記 9.6

9.6

From here, the non-Buddhists turn back to question the Tathāgata: "If there is no self, who is able to see?" Below, the Buddha explains for them, first clarifying that the coming together of four things is called seeing, next clarifying that there is no self, and below clarifying that sentient beings mistakenly see a self through inversion. What was discussed above in refuting the heterodox and revealing the orthodox can be understood.