tathā hi darpaṇatale taddeśānyeva parvatādipratibimbānyupalabhyante; na camūrtaḥ padārthāḥ kadācid ekadeśatām āpadyante; aikātmyaprasaṅgāt /
For in the mirror-surface, reflections of mountains and such are perceived [as occupying] the very same space; but material objects can never occupy the same space, because [if they did] they would [absurdly] become identical.