楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 3.174

3.174

"There are various cognitive objects
which wisdom does not examine;
calling this non-wisdom 'not wisdom'
is the talk of those who falsely discriminate.
Regarding the nature of non-different marks,
wisdom does not examine them;
[to consider this due to] obstructions, distance, or proximity
is called deviant wisdom.
When wisdom does not arise
due to old age, youth, or dark senses,
while an actual cognitive object exists,
that too is called deviant wisdom."