楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.38

2.38

"Mahāmati, those foolish people characterized by their own false imagination [think that things arise] neither gradually nor simultaneously. Why is this? If they were to arise simultaneously, there would be no distinction between what acts and what is acted upon, because the characteristic of a cause could not be found. If they were to arise gradually, the self-nature of the characteristic could not be found; gradual arising does not arise, just as an unbegotten son has no father's name."