成唯識論述記 6.514

6.514

The Commentary states: In the text there are two parts: first general, then specific. If good and bad are opposed, bad is strictly unwholesome. If 'bad' means blameworthy, then 'bad' encompasses the defiled-indeterminate (nivṛtāvyākṛta). Here these five views are termed 'bad' because they are blameworthy. As for 'erroneously inferring with respect to the principles of the truths', this strictly confuses principle. Although the conditions have direct and indirect connections, the meaning of confusing principle is the same.