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Nyayabindutika 35.6

Dharmottarapradīpa 35.6

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35.6

tatra tāsu madhye saṃtkhyā tv ajātyā nirdhāryate | tato nirdhāraṇe yuktaṃ dvau vidhau prakārāv asyeti vigṛhṇan vidhaśabdo 'py asti prakāravācīti darśayati | tathā hi prakīrṇavṛttikṛdadharmapālenāpi

There, among those, number is determined through non-universal [kinds]. Therefore, glossing [the compound] properly in the sense of determination as 'two are its forms (vidhā), [that is,] varieties (prakāra),' he shows that the word 'vidha' also expresses variety. For instance, even by the author of the Prakīrṇavṛtti, Dharmapāla—

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