athāpi syācchrāvakā{ka---}cchāriputrāder vacanāt sarvajño 'vasīyate, yatas tenoktam sarvajño 'yaṃ śākyakulanandana iti, atrāha asarvajñapraṇītāttvityādi /
Even if it might be [argued] that [his] omniscience is established from the words of disciples like Śāriputra, since he said "This joy of the Śākya clan is omniscient," to this [the author] responds with [the words] beginning with "asarvajñapraṇītāttva."