tathā hi dūravyahitāśeṣanaradarśanābhyupagamād anyasantānasambandhijñānaśaktiniścayābhyupagamāc cātmani sarvajñatvaṃ sphuṭataramevābhyupetaṃ syāt, deśakālasvabhāvaviprakṛṣṭārthadarśanābhyupagamāt /
When [you] admit [both] the seeing of all men far and near, and the definite knowledge of the cognitive capacities connected with the continuum of others, [you] would clearly be attributing omniscience to yourself, since [this] would imply perception of objects remote in space, time and nature.