नाट्यशास्त्रम् (प्रथम भाग - अभिनवभारती एवं हिन्दी टीका सहित)

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143-154. The Tryasra Preliminaries, pp. 95-96 ; 155-166. The Mixed Preliminaries, pp. 96-97 ; 167-179. Introduction of a play, pp. 97-99.

C H A P T E R S I X

THE SENTIMENTS, pages 100-117

1-3. The sages question, p. 100 ; 4-8. Bharata answers, pp. 100-101 ; 8-14. Digest, Memorial Verse and Etymology defined, pp. 101 ; 15-16. The eight Sentiments, p. 102 ; 17-21. The Dominant States, p. 102 ; 22. The eight Temperamental States. pp. 102-103 ; 23. The four kinds of Histrionic Representation, p. 103 ; 24. The two Practices and the four Styles, p. 103 ; 25-26. The four Local Usages, and the Success, p. 104 ; 27-29. The notes, and the four kinds of musical instrument. p. 104 ; 29-31. The five kinds of Dhruvā, pp. 104-105 ; 31-33. The Sentiments explained, pp. 105-136 ; 33-38. The relation between the Sentiment and the States, p. 106-107 ; 38-43. The eight Sentiments from the four original ones, p. 107-108 ; 44-45. The presiding deities of the Sentiments, p. 108 ; 45-48. The Erotic Sentiment, pp. 108-110 ; 48-55. The Comic Sentiment, pp. 110-111 ; 56-57. Of persons of the middling type, p. 111 ; 58-61. Of persons of the inferior type, pp. 111-112 ; 61-63. The Pathetic Sentiment, p. 112 ; 63-66. The Furious Sentiment, pp. 112-113 ; 66-68. The Heroic Sentiment, p. 114 ; 68-72. The Terrible Sentiment. pp. 114-115 ; 72-74. The Odious Sentiment, pp. 115 ; 74-76. The Marvellous Sentiment, p. 116 ; 77. The three kinds of the Erotic, the Comic and the Terrible Sentiments, p. 116 ; 78. The three kinds of the Pathetic Sentiment, p. 116 ; 79. The three kinds of the Heroic Sentiment, pp. 116-117, 80. The three kinds of the Terrible Sentiment, 117. 81. The three kinds of the Odious Sentiment, p. 117 ; 82-83. The three kinds of the Marvellous Sentiment, p. 117.

C H A P T E R S E V E N

THE EMOTIONAL AND OTHER STATES, Pages 118-147.

1-3. Bhāvas (States) explained, p. 118 ; 3-4. Vibhāvas (Determinants) explained, pp. 118-119 ; 4-6 Anubhāvas (Consequents) explained, p. 119 ; 6-7. The three kinds of State ; Dominant, Transitory and Temperamental, pp. 119-120 ; 7-8. Difference between the Dominant and the other States pp. 120-121 ; 8-9. Love, p. 121 ; 9-10. Laughter, p. 121 ; 10-14. Sorrow, p. 122 ; 14-20. Anger, pp. 122-123 ; 20-21. Energy, pp. 123-124 ; 21-25. Fear, p. 124 ; 25-26. Disgust, p. 125 ; 26-27. Astonishment p. 125 ; 27-29. The Transitory States, pp. 125-126 ; 27-30. Discouragement, p. 126 ; 30-32. Weakness, pp. 126-127 ; 32-35. Apprehension, pp. 127 ; 35-37. Envy, pp. 127-128 ; 37-46. Intoxication, pp. 128-129 ; 46-47. Weariness, p. 129 ; 47-48. Indolence, pp. 129-130; 48-49. Depression, p. 130 ; 49-51. Anxiety, p. 130 ; 51-53. Distraction, pp. 130-131 ; 53-55.