གསལ་རྒྱལ་གྱ་ཚགས་ས་བཅད་པ notes.28

notes.28

28. The Degé reads tshig btsan while the Phukdrak MS reads phyug btsun. Vinītā (2010: p. 225, n. 1) emends tshig btsan to tshig btsun, which makes sense for the Skt. ādeyavākyāḥ (“speech that is agreeable”). Above, we attempt a middling position between “agreeable” or “noble” (btsun) speech and “forceful” or “authoritative” (btsan) speech with the use of “compelling.”