The Compendium of Caraka 3.8.32_1

3.8.32_1

yathā-anityaḥ puruṣa iti *pratijñā; hetuḥ---aindriyakatvāditi; dṛṣṭāntaḥ---yathā *ghṭa iti, upanayo---yathā ghaṭa aindriyakaḥ sa cānityaḥ, tathā cāyamiti; nigamanaṃ---tasmādanitya iti//

For instance: 'The self is non-eternal' is the proposition; reason: 'because it is perceptible by the senses'; example: 'like a pot'; application: 'just as a pot is perceptible by the senses and is non-eternal, so is this [self]'; conclusion: 'therefore, it is non-eternal.'