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712 VEDĀNTA-KAUSTUBHA [sū. 3. 3. 64. ADH. 26.] COMPARISON Baladeva This is sūtra 68 in his commentary. "And because it is seen." That is, it is more natural to suppose the eyes to see, the ears to hear and so on than to suppose every other member. Hence the conclusion is that every member of the body of the Lord is to be meditated on as (endowed with its own attributes) ¹ Résumé The third quarter of the third chapter contains. (1) 64 sūtras and 26 adhikaraṇas, according to Nimbārka; (2) 66 sūtras and 36 adhikaraṇas, according to Śaṁkara; (3) 64 sūtras and 26 adhikaranas, according to Rāmānuja; (4) 65 sūtras and 34 adhikaranas, according to Bhāskara; (5) 64 sūtras and 36 adhikaraṇas, according to Śrīkaṇṭha; (6) 68 sūtras and 34 adhikaranas, according to Baladeva. Śaṁkara breaks each of the sūtras 35 and 46 in Nimbārka's commentary into two separate sūtras. Rāmānuja inverts the order of sūtras 31 and 32 in Nimbārka's commentary. Bhāskara breaks sūtra 46 in Nimbārka's commentary into two separate sūtras. Śrīkaṇṭha inverts the order of sūtras 29-30, and 31-32 in Nimbārka's commentary Baladeva breaks each of sūtras 3, 35, 46 and 48 in Nimbārka's commentary into two separate sūtras. ¹ G.B. 3.3.68, p. 232, Chap. 3.