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merchants and ministers, p. 220 ; 79-86. Gait of ascetics and sectarians, pp. 220-221 ; 87. Gait of a person in darkness, p. 221 ; 88-92. Gait of one riding a chariot, pp. 221-222 ; 92-95. Gait while moving in the sky, p. 222 ; 96-100. Gait in ascending a lofty palace, p. 222 ; 101-104. Gait in getting down into a lower place, pp. 222-223 ; 105-107. Gait in travelling by boat, p. 223 ; 108. Gait in riding a horse, p. 223 ; 109. Gait of serpents, p. 223 ; 110. Gait of a Parasite, p. 224 ; 112-114. Gait of the Kāñcukīya, p. 224 ; 115-117. Gait of emaciated, sick and fatigued persons, p. 225 ; 118. Gait of a person walking a long distance, p. 225 ; 119-120. Gait of a corpulent person p. 225 ; 121-122. Gait of intoxicated persons, p. 225 ; 123-130. Gait of a lunatic, p. 225 ; 131-136. Gait of lame men, cripples and dwarfs, p. 226 ; 137-146. Gait of the Jester, pp. 226-227 ; 146-148. Gait of manials, p. 227 ; 148-149. Gait of Śakāra, p. 228 ; 150. Gait of lowly persons, p. 228 ; 151. Gait of the Mleccha tribes, p. 228 ; 152. Gait of birds ; 153-158. Gait of lions, bears and monkeys, pp. 228-229 ; 159-171. Walking postures of women, pp. 230-229 ; 171-177. Gait of women, p. 230 ; 177-179. Gait of young women, p. 231 ; 179-181. Gait of aged women, p. 231 ; 181-183. Gait of handmaids, p. 231 ; 183-186. Gait of half-women, p. 231 ; 186-187. Gait of children, p. 242 ; 187-181. Gait of hermaphrodite, p. 232 ; 188-189. Gait in the change of a role, p. 232 ; 189-191. Gait of persons in disguise, p. 232 ; 192-193. Gait of the tribal women, p. 232 ; 193-195. Gait of women ascetics ; pp. 232-233 ; 195-199. Sitting postures for men and women, p. 233 ; 196-197. Sitting at ease, p. 233 ; 197-198. Sitting in a thinking mood, p. 233 ; 198-199. Sitting in sorrow, p. 233 ; 199-200. Sitting in fainting and intoxication, p. 233 ; 200-201. Sitting in shame and sleep, p. 234 ; 201-202. Sitting on ceremonial occasions, p. 234 ; 202-203. Sitting in pacifying a beloved woman, p. 234 ; 203-206. Sitting in worshipping a diety, p. 234 ; 206-207. Seats for different characters, p. 234 ; 208-210. Seats for male characters, p. 235 ; 210-214. Seats for female characters, p. 235 ; 215-216. Seats for ascetics and sectarians, p. 235 ; 217-220. General rules about seats, p. 236 ; 221-228. Lying-down postures, pp. 236-237.

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THE ZONES AND THE LOCAL USAGES, Pages 238-247

1. The Zones, p. 238 ; 2. The arrangement of drums, p. 238 ; 3. The Zonal division, p. 238 ; 4-7. Utility of the Zonal division, p. 238 ; 8-10. Indicating relative location on the stage, p. 239 ; 11. The east on the stage, p. 239 ; 12-15. The rule of exit, p. 232 ; 16. Indication of rank in group walking, p. 239 ; 17. Indicating distance great, small and medium, p. 240 ; 18-20. Movements of gods and demigods p. 240 ; 21. Movement of men in Bhāratavarṣa, p. 240 ; 22. Departure for a distant place,