। ॥ ५३५ ॥
In plain words
People call this body a person; and the person is just what one means by one's own self. So the Cārvāka settles it: this body, and nothing else, is the Self.
Close to the Sanskrit
Ordinary speech declares personhood of this (body); one's own self is indeed the person; therefore, 'this body alone is the Self' — thus has it been settled by the Cārvāka.