tathā hi naro 'tiprājño 'pi nipuṇabuddhigamyatayā sūkṣmānarthānupalabddhuṃ samartho 'pi svajātiḥ manuṣyajātibhāvinīḥ prakṛtīradivyacakṣuṣṭvādilakṣaṇā anativartamāna etābhyāṃ narānaratiśayāno dṛśyate natu divyacakṣuṣṭvādinā yuktaḥ kaścid dṛśyate iti yāvat /
Thus indeed, even a highly intelligent man, though capable of apprehending subtle things through keen intellect, is seen to excel other men [only] while not transcending the natural limitations of his human species characterized by the lack of divine vision etc., and no one is ever seen to be endowed with divine vision and such [powers].