Sarvadarshanasangraha 3.16

3.16

upekṣya sākṣāt kṣaṇabhaṅgam icchann aho mahāsāhasikaḥ paro ´sau// iti/

"The loss of the thing done,—the enjoyment of the fruit of a thing not done,—the dissolution of all existence,—and the abolition of memory,—bold indeed is the Buddhist antagonist, when, in the teeth of these four objections, he seeks to establish his doctrine of momentary destruction!"