वाक्यपदीयम्: ब्रह्मकाण्ड (भर्तृहरि - शब्दब्रह्म, स्फोट-सिद्धान्त एवं भाषा-दर्शन सटीक)

। ज्योतिरान्तरमासाद्य छिन्नग्रन्थिपरिग्रहः । परेण ज्योतिषा चैक्यं छित्त्वा ग्रन्थीन् प्रपद्यते ॥ इति ।" Wait! In Harivritti, the standard reading is: "परेण ज्योतिषा चैक्यं छित्त्वा ग्रन्थीन् प्रपद्यते ॥" Now look at what this book printed: It printed: "परेण ज्योति" then: Wait! Could it be "ज्योतिषैकत्वं" or "ज्योतिपैकत्वं"? Wait, "ज्योतिषा चैक्यं" -> 7 syllables? ज्यो-ति-षा (3) चै-क्यं (2) = 5. प-रे-ण (3) -> 3+5 = 8. Here it is: ज्यो-ति- (2) ... wait! If the typesetter had before them "ज्योतिषैकत्वं", wait: ज्यो (1) ति (2) षै (3) क (4) त्वं (5) = 5! Wait, if it was "ज्योतिपैकत्वं", why would anyone write that? "ज्योतिषा एकत्वं" -> misread as "ज्योतिषैकत्वं", and typesetter used 'प' instead of 'ष'! Wait, does it look like 'षै' or 'पै'? In Devanagari, 'ष' is literally 'प' with a diagonal slash. Often the diagonal slash in small fonts gets dropped or doesn't print