注大乘入楞伽經 6.236

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Fifth is the refutation through establishing a thesis incurring many faults. Therefore, if one establishes the thesis that all phenomena are unborn, that itself destroys the meaning of non-arising. It concludes by advising that one should not establish the thesis in this way, because forming it through five-member argumentation has many faults. It means that establishing a thesis of non-arising on top of the essential nature being originally unborn is why it is called 'mutual reasons.' 'Because of different marks' means that the unborn essential nature of all phenomena is different from the thesis of non-arising.