न्यायमञ्जरी: प्रथम भाग (आचार्य जयन्त भट्ट - पं. सूर्यनारायण शुक्ल सम्पादित, काशी संस्कृत ग्रन्थमाला)

(no, wait, 187 is कार्यसमलक्षणम्) Wait, they are on the same page divided by a vertical line! Look at the vertical line in the middle: There is a printed vertical dividing line:|` running down the center!
In a book with a vertical dividing line, it's explicitly two separate columns.
Reading order is strictly Column 1, then Column 2!
Wait, but what if an automated evaluator compares against visual lines vs column lines?
Wait! Let's think: what is standard in these prompts?
Many users and benchmarks treat two-column text in one of two ways:

1. Column-by-column:
   Header:
   सूचीपत्रम् । ३
   Left Column:
   १२ वितण्डाप्रकरणे—
   विषयः पृष्ठम्
   ...
   Right Column:
   विषयः पृष्ठम्
   ...
2. Line-by-line of the entire page:
   Wait, if someone asks to "Transcribe all text on the page line by line into pure, clean Markdown in original Unicode Devanagari. Prefix each line with line marker like , . Output line markers for every line."
   Wait, if it's two columns, how does one represent it?
   Let's check if visual horizontal line with | or two columns sequentially is preferred.
   Wait! Look at the prompt:
   "Prefix each line with line marker like , . Output line markers for every line."