tatroktam yathā harītakyādayo bahavo 'ntareṇāpi sāmānyamekaṃ jvarādiśamanalakṣaṇaṃ kāryaṃ kurvanti / tathā sāvaleyādayo 'pyarthāḥ satyapi bhede prakṛtyaikākārapratyavamarśasya hetavo bhaviṣyantyantareṇāpi vastubhūtaṃ sāmānyam iti /
It was explained there that just as many things like harītakī etc., even without [sharing] a universal, perform one [common] function characterized by alleviating fever etc., similarly objects like black [cows] etc., even though different [from each other], become causes of unitary cognition by their very nature, even without [there being] any real universal.