तैत्तिरीय आरण्यक (सायण भाष्य एवं भट्टभास्कर भाष्य सहित सम्पूर्ण प्रथम भाग)

, we can render line 23 as "तदा च" or with the footnote/variant indicated, or just the text). In line 23, the text has "तदा" with superscript "१०", which looks like "तैदा". Let's write "तदा" (or "तैदा"). Looking closely, it's printed as "तदा" with a small '१०' directly over 'त', giving the appearance of 'तैदा'. Let's write "तदा [तैदा]" or "त¹⁰दा" or simply "तदा". Better: write "तैदा" as printed, since the user asks for exact transcription of the page. Let's see: is it तैदा? Actually, looking at the footnote: "१० क. ख. तथा ।" - the base text has "तदा" and variants have "तथा", or the base text is "तदा" with 10. Let's provide the exact text.

Let's check Footnotes (Lines 25-28):
१ ग. °द्वयसमं मं° । २ क. °ये समं संवी । ३ ग. ॰णीणां च, य° । ४ क. ॰णाम्, संवी-
॰यथोपवीतं ख. °णाम् ; सव्यं यथोप° , ग. °था प्रा । ५ ख लापूर्वैः पुर इत्येव पूर्वकाले