athāpi syāt satyapi liṅgatrayayogitve sarvavastūnāṃ yadeva rūpaṃ vaktumiṣṭaṃ pratipādakena tanmātrāvabhāsānyeva vivakṣāvaśāccetāṃsi bhaviṣyantīti na śabalābhāsānītyata āha vivakṣānugatatve vetyādi
"Even though all things may possess the three genders, under the speaker's whim, the cognitions would appear only as envisaging that particular form which [the speaker] desires to express" – thus [one might object that] they would not be of variegated appearance. To this [the author] responds with "vivakṣānugatatve" etc.