काव्यप्रकाश (आचार्य मम्मट - सम्पूर्ण १० उल्लास सटीक)

364 KĀVYAPRAKĀŚA यथोत्तरमुपमेयस्योपमानत्वे पूर्ववदभिन्नधर्मत्वे अनवरतकनकवितरणजललवभृतकरतरङ्गिताथिततेः । भणितिरिव मतिर्मतिरिव चेष्टा चेष्टेव कीर्तिरतिविमला ॥४१२॥ मतिरिव मूर्तिमधुरा मूर्तिरिव सभा प्रभावचिता । तस्य सभेव जयश्रीः शक्या जेतुं नृपस्य न परेषाम् ॥४१३॥ · इत्यादिका रशनोपमा च न लक्षिता एवंविधवैचित्र्य- सहस्रसंभवात् उक्तभेदानतिक्रमाच्च ॥९०॥ of prowithering appears throughout the ‘string’—as in the verse.—‘ Like royal splendour, through injustice and corrup- tion,—like prowess through poverty,—like the lotus through frost,—she has withered through sorrow ;’ —and the other in which diverse common properties are involved,—e. g., in the verse—‘ Like light, she is a joy to the eyes ; like wine, she is maddening; and like sove- reignty, she attracts to herself all the world ;’—and (b) the Rashanopamā, the ‘Girdle-simile’, where the object compared in the preceding Simile becomes the object com- pared to in the succeeding one, with its two varieties, as before; with the same or diverse common properties ; e.g., (A) “ When the King brings together hosts of suppli- cants like waves on his hand which is full of water used, in his continuous gifts of gold, his heart is like his words, like his heart his actions, and his fame pure like his ac- tions ’;—and (B) ‘ Of the King, the body is sweet like his heart, his court powerful as his body, and his victory irrepressible by enemies, like his court.’ But we have not described these, because in the first place there are thousands of such possible varieties, and secondly, they are not such as cannot be included under the varieties already described above. 90.