Original
यदि त्वदृष्टिमात्रेण सर्ववित्प्रतिषिध्यते ।
तदा मातृविवाहादिनिषेधोऽपि भवेत्तव ॥ ३२८२ ॥yadi tvadṛṣṭimātreṇa sarvavitpratiṣidhyate |
tadā mātṛvivāhādiniṣedho’pi bhavettava || 3282 ||If the omniscient person is denied on the ground of mere ‘non-apprehension’,—then you might also deny the marriage of your own mother and such other facts.—(3282)
Kamalaśīla
The Author again proceeds to point out the Inconclusiveness of the Reason adduced by the other party,—by pointing out the incongruity involved in the putting forward of one’s own ‘non-apprehension’, without any qualification:—[see verse 3282 above]
‘Such other facts’—includes the intercourse of……. and in that case there w ould be doubts regarding……
This has been thus declared—‘If, dull-visioned as you are, your non-apprehension should set aside things, then you would be damned j as it would be impossible to name your Father’.—(3282)
The following Text anticipates and rejects the Opponent’s answer to the above:—[see verse 3283 next]