 The Jewel’s section on “contiguity” is short, and special topics such as ellipsis, etymology versus reconventionalization (only lotuses are referred to in Sanskrit by the compound ‘paṅka-ja’, “mud-born,” although plants like the water-lily are also born in mud), homonymy, and others are treated more or less briefly. But the topic of injuction looms large in the chapter overall along with a concern with Mīmāṃsaka views of moral authority as fundamenally a matter of Vedic injunction.