yenedaṃ sarvapadārthānāṃ skandhapañcakatvādideśanayā sarvākāramādau prathamato nairātmyaṃ kīrtitam, sa evādau sarvadharmāṇāṃ vicitrāprabhedanairātmyakīrtanāt kāryaliṅgāt siddhaḥ puruṣaviśeṣo 'smābhiḥ sugata ity ucyate /
He who first proclaimed the no-self [doctrine] in all its aspects through teachings such as [the doctrine that] all entities consist of five aggregates - that very special person, established through the inferential mark of [his] having proclaimed at the outset the no-self [doctrine] with its various distinctions regarding all dharmas, is called by us the Sugata.