yo hyanādheyātiśayaikaparārthatvaṃ cakṣurādīnām icchati tadabhiprāyāpekṣayā mithyājñānamucyate / anityānekavijñānādihetutvena cakṣurādīnāṃ siddhatvāt /
It is called a "wrong cognition" only with reference to the view of one who maintains that the eyes and other [sense organs] serve only objects that are essentially incapable of having additional qualities imposed upon them, because the eyes and other [sense organs] are established as causes of multiple impermanent cognitions and so forth.