tathā hi devadattasya yaddeśakālabhedenopalambhe 'pi na bhedas tatra paryāyo 'styavirodhakāraṇam śabde tu na kiñcid apītyato vaiṣamyaṃ dṛṣṭāntadārṣṭāntikayoḥ
Thus, while Devadatta is perceived in different places and times yet remains undivided because succession exists as the reason for non-contradiction, but in the case of sound there is nothing [similar] - hence the difference between example and exemplified.