नाट्यशास्त्रम् (प्रथम भाग - अभिनवभारती एवं हिन्दी टीका सहित)

-XXI. 89 ] THE LIMBS OF THE JUNCTURES 393

Progress

85. Foreseeing of what is coming afterwards, is called Progress (krama)$^1$.

Propitiation

Use of sweet words and gift, is called Propitiation (saṃgraha)$^2$.

Deduction

86. Perceiving something by the name of a thing similar to it in form, is called Deduction (anumāna)$^1$.

Supplication

Request for love's enjoyment (rati), rejoicing, festivity and the like, is called Supplication (prārthanā)$^2$.

Revelation

87. The unfolding [of the Germ] in the Development (garbha), is called Revelation (ākṣipta)$^1$.

Quarrel

An angry speech is called Quarrel (toṭaka)$^2$.

Outwitting

88. Cheating of a deceitful person is called Outwitting (adhibala)$^1$.

Dismay

Fear arising from the king, an enemy or a robber is called Dismay (udvega)$^2$.

Panicky Commotion

89. Flurry caused by fear from the king or fire is called Panicky Commotion (vidrava)$^1$.

These are the Limbs in the Development (garbha).

Limbs of the Pause

Now listen about those in the Pause (avamarśa = vimarśa).

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85 (C.87; K.XIX.80). $^1$ Emend bhāvaktvo into bhāvitatvo. Cf. SD. 369; NL. 740; DR. I. 39.
$^2$ Cf. SD. 370; NL. 744; DR. I. 40.
86 (C.88; K.XIX.81). $^1$ Cf. NL. 746; DR. I. 40; SD. 371.
$^2$ Cf. SD. 372; DR. I. 40. NL. 749.
87 (C.89; K.XIX.82). $^1$ Cf. DR. I. 42 has ākṣepa; SD. 373 has ṣipti = ākṣipti; NL. 751 has utkṣipta.
88 (C.90; K.XIX. 83). $^1$ Cf. SD. 375; DR. I. 40; NL. 752.
$^2$ Cf. SD. 376; NL. 761; DR. I. 42.
89 (C.91; K.XIX. 84a). $^1$ Cf. DR. I. 42; SD. 377, NL. 766.
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