syād etad bādhake 'pi pratyaye prathamajñānasyeva bādhakānantaraṃ sambhāvyata eva, tat kathaṃ tatra bādhakāntarāpekṣā nivṛttā, yenāsyā bādhyamānatāniścayo bhaved ityata āha tatrāpītyādi /
[One might say:] "Even in the case of a sublating cognition, just as with the initial cognition, there could be another sublating [cognition] immediately following. How then can the dependence on another sublating [cognition] cease, by which its [own] sublation could be ascertained with certainty?" To this [the author] responds with "tatrāpi" etc.