瑜伽論記 15.86

15.86

見依二事，初增益事有四，除邪見次第記之，謂身邊見戒取二。常無常性，謂增益者，景云：應言無常計常增益，此文倒也，亦可無常是斷，增其斷性亦名增益。

Views rely on two matters. First, in the matters of superimposition there are four; recording them in order, excluding wrong views, they are the view of individuality, extreme views, and the two attachments to views and precepts. 'Permanence and impermanence' are called superimpositions. Jing says: It should say 'conceiving the impermanent to be permanent as superimposition'; this text is inverted. Or it may be that impermanence is annihilation, and superimposing its annihilative nature is also called superimposition.