金光明經文句記 4.237

4.237

初、鈍。攬他遺體而起者，是俱生惑，與身俱生名俱生惑。如諸蠕動實不推理，而舉𧑃張鬐、怒目自大，底小凡劣何甞執見？行住坐臥常起我心，常時自起，故名疎鈍。

First, the dull. Arising by grasping the cast-off body of another is innate delusion; being born together with the body, it is called innate delusion. Just as all wriggling insects do not actually infer principle, yet lift their pincers, spread their dorsal fins, glare fiercely, and aggrandize themselves—how could such low, minor, ordinary, and inferior creatures cling to views? Constantly giving rise to the mind of self in walking, standing, sitting, and lying down, it arises spontaneously at all times; hence it is called coarse and dull.