瑜伽論記 17.41

17.41

Within the Mahāyāna tradition, when fascicle fifty-eight says that afflictions abandoned by seeing are called lacking an objective referent, it is stated according to their root. As for those abandoned by cultivation, because the Sarvāstivāda school holds no view-nature, it solely says there is a real entity; in our tradition, there is also view, hence we say they also lack an objective referent, which is why it says they apply to both. The remaining texts should be understood in their principle based on this.