The Compendium of Caraka 3.8.37_3

3.8.37_3

pratitantrasiddhānto nāma tasmiṃstasminnekaikasmiṃstantre tattat prasiddhaṃ; yathā---anyatrāṣṭau rasāḥ ṣaḍatra, pañcendriyāṇyatra ṣaḍindriyāṇyanyatra tantre, vātādikṛtāḥ sarve vikārā yathā 'anyatra, atra vātādikṛtā bhūtakṛtāśca prasiddhāḥ/

A tenet peculiar to one system is that which is established only in a particular system; for instance: in another [treatise] there are eight tastes, but here six; here there are five sense organs, but in another treatise six sense organs; as in another [treatise] all disorders are caused by vāta and the rest, whereas here they are established as caused by vāta and the rest and caused by bhūtas.