yady evaṃ katham uktam ācāryeṇa lokāyatam adhikṛtya sa khalu pratyakṣaṃ pramāṇaṃ nānumānam iti bruvāṇaḥ kāsāñcid vyaktīnāṃ pravṛttau saṃvādaṃ visaṃvādaṃ copalabhya tallakṣaṇaṃ vyāptyā kathayedyathopadeśaṃ pravartamānasyāvipralambhārtham, tadyathādṛṣṭasādharmyāt tathā prasādhitamanumeyatāṃ nātipatatīti
"If this is so, how [can we explain what] the teacher said regarding the Materialist: 'When he who claims that perception alone is valid, not inference, observes agreement and disagreement in the activity of certain individuals, he would state its definition through pervasion for the sake of non-deception of one proceeding according to instruction, [and] thus what is established through similarity to what has been seen does not escape being something inferred.'"