नाट्यशास्त्रम् (प्रथम भाग - अभिनवभारती एवं हिन्दी टीका सहित)

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Pleasure, p. 408 ; 55-56. The Energetic Style, p. 408 ; 57. The four varieties of the Energetic Style, p. 408 ; 58. Compression, pp. 408-409 ; 49. Commotion, p. 409 ; 60. Raising the Theme, p. 409 ; 61-62. Conflict p. 409 ; 63-65. Styles according to Sentiments, p. 409 ;

CHAPTER TWENTYTHREE

THE COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP, Pages 410-439

1-3. Necessity of the Costumes and Make-up, 410 ; 4. Four kinds of Costumes and Make-up, p. 410. 5-8 The four kinds of model-work, pp. 410-411 ; 9. Decoration, p. 411 ; 10. Garlands, p. 411 ; 11. Four kinds of ornament, p. 411 ; 12. Piercing ornaments, Tied-up ornaments, p. 411 ; 13. Worn ornaments, Put-round ornaments, p. 412 ; 14. Ornaments according habitation and tribal origin, p. 412 ; 15. Ornaments for males : Head ornaments, Ear ornaments, p. 412 ; 16. Neck ornaments, Finger ornaments, pp. 412-413 ; 17. Ornaments of the forearm, Wrist ornaments, p. 413 ; 18. Ornaments above the elbow, Breast ornaments, p 143 ; 19. Ornaments for the entire body, Waist ornaments, p. 413 ; 20-23. Ornaments for females : Head ornaments, p. 419 ; 23-25. Ear ornaments, pp. 414-415 ; 26-27. Neck ornaments, p. 415 ; 28. Breast ornaments, p. 415 ; 29. Arm ornaments p. 416 ; 30. Finger ornaments, p. 416 ; 31-33. Hip ornaments, pp. 416-417 ; 34-36. Ornaments of the ankles, p. 417 ; 37-44. Other rules about ornaments, pp. 417-418 ; 45-51. Costume of celestial women p. 418-419 ; 52. Siddha women ,p. 419 ; 53. Gandharva women p. 419 ; 54. Rākṣasa women, p. 419 ; 55. Goddesses, p. 419 ; 56-57. Monkey females, pp. 419-420 ; 58. Human females according to their countries, p. 420 ; 59. Women of Avanti and Gauḍa, p. 420 ; 60 Ābhīra women, p. 420 ; 61. Women of the North-east, p. 420 ; 62-63. Women of the South, p. 420 ; 64. Ornaments to be worn in the right place, pp. 420-421; 65-67. Dresses to suit the condition of females, p. 420 ; 68. Painting the limbs, p. 421 ; 69. The four original colours, p. 421 ; 70. The derivative colours, p. 421 ; 71-74. The primary derivative colours, pp. 421-422 ; 75-80. The secondary derivative colours, p. 422 ; 81. Living beings, p. 422 ; 82. Lifeless objects, p. 422 ; 83. Lifeless objects in human form, p. 422 ; 84. Painting the limbs, p. 422 ; 85-87. Colour for gods, p. 423 ; 88-89. Colours for demigods, 90-92. Colours for human beings in different regions, p. 424 ; 93. Colours for Bhūtas and Dwarfs, p. 424 ; 94-98. Colours of different peoples of Bhāratvarṣa, p. 424 ; 99-101. Colours of different tribes, p. 425 ; 102. Colours of different castes, p. 426 ; 103-109. Rules for the beard, p. 426-427 ; 110-127. Rules for different costumes, pp. 427-429 ; 128. Use of masks, p. 429 ; 129-139. Three kinds of crown, pp. 430-431 ; 139-145. Rules of different hairs, p. 431 ; 146-148. The Sa jīva, p. 432 ; 148-155. The use of weapons, pp. 432-433 ; 156-158. Use of other objects, p. 433 ; 159. Indra's Banner-staff, p. 433 ; 160-167. The Jarjara, pp. 433-434 ; 167-170.