देवदत्त वाक्यं
In plain words
Therefore, just as the sentence 'That is this Devadatta,' or its meaning, finds contradiction in one part of the proposed sentence-meaning—Devadatta qualified by former and present time—abandons the contradictory parts qualified by former and present time, and indicates only the non-contradictory Devadatta part, so the sentence Tat Tvam Asi, or its meaning, finds contradiction in one part of the proposed sentence-meaning—the identity of Consciousness qualified by remoteness, immediacy and the rest—abandons the contradictory parts qualified by remoteness and immediacy, and indicates only non-contradictory, indivisible Consciousness.