नाट्यशास्त्रम् (प्रथम भाग - अभिनवभारती एवं हिन्दी टीका सहित)

•XXI. 80 ] THE LIMBS OF THE JUNCTURES 391

Amorousness

76. Amorousness (vilāsa) is the desire for the pleasure of love (rati)¹.

Pursuit

Pursuit (parisarpa)² is the pursuing of an object once seen and then lost.

Refusal

77. Refusal (vidhūta)¹ is not complying with the request made [by any one].

Pessimism

Thinking about (lit. seeing) some danger [in future] is called Pessimism (tāpana)².

Joke

78. The laughter which is meant for sports is called Joke (narma)¹.

Flash of Joke

The laughter which is meant for concealing one's fault is called Flash of Joke (narma-dyuti)².

Moving Forward

79. Speaking words which bring in other words after them is called Moving Forward (pragamana)¹.

Hindrance

Appearance of some calamity is called Hindrance (nirodha)².

Pacification

80. Conciliating an angry person is called Pacification (paryupāsana)¹.

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76 (C.78; K.XIX.71). ¹ See SD. 352; NL. 650ff. Cf. DR. I. 32.
² See SD. 353; DR. I. 32-33. Cf. NL. 657.
77 (C.79; K.XIX.72). ¹ Cf. NL 663; DR. I. 33; SD. 354 has vidhṛta for vidhūta.
² See NL. 669 Cf. SD. 355 defines it as upāyadarśana. DR. defines śama instead of tāpana (I.33).
78 (C.80: K.XIX.73). ¹ Cf. DR. I. 33; DR. 356; NL. 1310ff.
² Cf. DR. I. 33; SD. 357; NL. 672.
79 (C.80; K.XIX.74). ¹ Read uttarottaraṁ vākyaṁ tu bhavet prāgamanam. Cf. NL. 676; DR. I. 34; SD. 358.
² See NL. 683; DR. I.34; SD. 359 reads virodha for nirodha.
80 (C.82; K.XIX.75). ¹ See NL. 687. Cf. DR. I. 34; SD. 360.