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Parivartini samsare , “ while he passes from one birth to another , " or while
transmigrations go on ; parivartini means “ revolving , constantly recurring . ” This
sloka occurs in Hitop . , Introd . , 14 , the order of the lines being reversed . On this
...
Parivartini samsare , “ while he passes from one birth to another , " or while
transmigrations go on ; parivartini means “ revolving , constantly recurring . ” This
sloka occurs in Hitop . , Introd . , 14 , the order of the lines being reversed . On this
...
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It would have been better for him to meet his fate with resignation and firmness
than to have fled , since his father Himâlaya had been overpowered . 37. Savitur -
ina - kantah . Ina , from root in , means “ powerful , ” “ mighty , ” “ glorious : " so a ...
It would have been better for him to meet his fate with resignation and firmness
than to have fled , since his father Himâlaya had been overpowered . 37. Savitur -
ina - kantah . Ina , from root in , means “ powerful , ” “ mighty , ” “ glorious : " so a ...
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Abhijana means , in this passage , “ caste , " or , according to Telang , “ nobility of
birth , ” as in Sakuntala : “ Abhijanavato bhartuḥ slaghye sthitâ grihinipade , " "
Stationed in the honourable post of wife to a nobly - born husband . ” — Śak .
Abhijana means , in this passage , “ caste , " or , according to Telang , “ nobility of
birth , ” as in Sakuntala : “ Abhijanavato bhartuḥ slaghye sthitâ grihinipade , " "
Stationed in the honourable post of wife to a nobly - born husband . ” — Śak .
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It is no use to ask favours of mean persons . 52. The section with which this sloka
begins sets forth the characteristic marks of the wicked man . 53. Cf. Hitopadeśa ,
Mitralabha , 90 , for this sloka . 54. “ Branded , ” añkitah . The virtues of the ...
It is no use to ask favours of mean persons . 52. The section with which this sloka
begins sets forth the characteristic marks of the wicked man . 53. Cf. Hitopadeśa ,
Mitralabha , 90 , for this sloka . 54. “ Branded , ” añkitah . The virtues of the ...
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Khyapayantah , translated “ display , ” means “ to declare , ” “ make known . ” The
second half of the line appears to mean “ those who make the fact of their own
virtues evident by the manner in which they estimate the virtue of others . " 70.
Khyapayantah , translated “ display , ” means “ to declare , ” “ make known . ” The
second half of the line appears to mean “ those who make the fact of their own
virtues evident by the manner in which they estimate the virtue of others . " 70.
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| Title | The Śatakas of Bhartr̥ihari Trübner's oriental series |
| Author | Bhartr̥hari |
| Translated by | Biscoe Hale Wortham |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Trübner, 1886 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 12 Sep 2012 |
| Length | 71 pages |
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