ātmāsarvajñatādṛṣṭau śeṣāsarvajñaniścayo 'bhyupagamyate tadātiprasaṅgād anaikāntikatetyādarśayann āha ātmāsarvajñatādṛṣṭāv ityādi /
[The author], showing that if the certainty of others' non-omniscience is accepted from seeing one's own non-omniscience, then due to [resulting] absurdity [the reason becomes] inconclusive, states [the verse] beginning with "from seeing one's own non-omniscience."