首楞嚴義疏注經 9.284

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此有七慢：恃己凌他，高舉為性，名我慢；稱量自他，比校同德，但稱為慢；於他等謂己勝，名為過慢；於他勝謂己勝，名慢過慢；未得謂得，名增上慢；雖知下劣返顧自矜，名卑劣慢；非毀經像，即是邪慢。此之七慢，由禪定中忽生勝見，無正慧覺，是故起也。

There are seven arrogances here: relying on oneself to look down on others, with self-elevation as its nature, is called arrogance (māna); weighing self and other and comparing equal virtues is merely called pride (māna); claiming oneself superior to one's equals is called excessive arrogance (atimāna); claiming oneself superior to those who are superior is called arrogance beyond arrogance (mānātimāna); claiming to have attained what has not been attained is called arrogance of overestimation (adhimāna); although knowing oneself to be inferior, looking back and admiring oneself is called arrogance of inferiority (ūnamāna); slandering and destroying scriptures and images is deviant arrogance (mithyāmāna). These seven arrogances arise because, in meditative absorption, superior views suddenly arise without the awareness of correct wisdom.