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The words "Uktāṃ ca catuṣṭayaṃ" are also found along with the four verses beginning with "Daśake." Three verses numbered 41, 174, and 176 have been made part of the text and placed within brackets at the end, indicating that these verses are not part of the original text and were mistakenly written in the middle. They should have been written in the margin as a commentary. In this way, eighteen verses have not been made part of the text. Out of the remaining seventeen verses that have been made part of the text, twelve verses numbered 71 to 76, 101 to 105, and 172 are given as "Uktāṃ ca," "Uktāṃ ca pañcakaṃ," etc., indicating that these verses are from other Ācāryas who lived before Śrī Samantabhadra, and that Samantabhadra has quoted them in his original text. However, the verse numbered 142, "Bhaishajyadānato," which is given with the words "Uktāṃ ca trayaṃ" in the first manuscript, is found here without the word "Uktāṃ." Therefore, the implication in the first manuscript that the following verses, "Śrīṣeṇa" and "Devādhideva," which are found in manuscripts with one hundred and fifty verses, should also be considered "Uktāṃ ca," is not present in this manuscript. Another peculiarity observed in this manuscript is that the mention of the six verses that follow the 62nd verse, "Ativāhanā," found in the first manuscript, is not present in this manuscript. Only the 72nd verse, "Aho Mukhe," is mentioned there, and it is also placed within brackets. These six verses are given in this manuscript after the 66th verse, "Madyamaṃsa," as "Uktāṃ ca," and after them, the 63rd original verse, "Pañcāṇuvrata," is quoted again.
(3) The third manuscript of the Bhavana, numbered 641, contains a Kannada commentary. In it, all forty verses from the first original manuscript, which have been quoted above, are found as part of the commentary in their respective previously mentioned places and in the same order. Only in place of the verse numbered 166, "Dyūtaṃ ca māṃsa," the commentary gives a verse with the same meaning:
Dyūtaṃ māṃsaṃ surā vaiśyā pāpārddha paradārata |
Stoyen saha sapteti vyasanāni vidūrayet ||