瑜伽論記 18.232

18.232

名映於一切等者，景云：名有二種。一、四蘊名，由四蘊心執有人法遍計所執，能映一切二無我理故，云名映於一切；二、言說名眾生無智，尋言說名執有人法集成生死，故言名映於一切。

Regarding "Name outshines all" and so forth, Jing says: Names are of two kinds: first, the name of the four aggregates: because the mind of the four aggregates attaches to an imagined [nature] of person and phenomena, it is capable of obscuring all principles of the two types of selflessness; hence it is said, "Name outshines all." Second, verbal names: sentient beings, lacking wisdom, pursue verbal names and grasp at the existence of persons and phenomena, accumulating samsāra; hence it is said, "Name outshines all."