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Natyashastra of Bharata Muni with Hindi Commentary (Vol 1)

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पृष्ठ 322, कुल 654 में से

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पृष्ठ 322

-XIII. 228 ] THE DIFFERENT GAITS 237

wound from any weapon, death, vomitting, intoxication and lunacy.

  1. Udvāhita : Lying down with the head resting on the hand and making a movement of the knee, is called the Udvāhita posture. It is to be used in sports and on entrance of the master.

  2. Nata : Lying down with the legs (lit. shanks) slightly stretched and the two hands loosely resting is called the Nata posture. It is to be used in laziness, fatigue and distress.

  3. This is the [rule of] Gait and movements I was to tell you. Whatever remains unsaid should be devised according to the demand of circumstances. I shall hereafter speak about the division of the stage into Zones in connexion with going about on it.

Here ends Chapter XIII of Bharata's Nāṭyaśāstra which treats of the Gaits and other Movements.

226 (B.XII.233, G.226). 227 (B.XII.234, G.227).
228 (B.XII.235, G.228).