नाट्यशास्त्रम् (प्रथम भाग - अभिनवभारती एवं हिन्दी टीका सहित)

394 THE NATYASASTRA [ XXI, 90-

Censure

90. Proclaiming anyone's fault is called Censure (apavāda).¹

Angry Words

Words spoken in anger are called Angry Words (sampheṭa)².

Insolence

91. Trangression of the superiors is called Insolence (abhi-drava)¹.

Placation

Allaying of disagreement [with anyone] is called Placation (śakti)².

Assertion

92. A promise made on account of some reason is called Assertion (vyavasāya)¹.

Reverence

Mentioning one's superiors is called Reverence (prasaṅga)².

Rebuke

93. Words spoken in contempt are called Rebuke (dyuti)¹.

Lassitude

Fatigue arising from a mental effort is called Lassitude (kheda).

Opposition

94. Obstruction to one's desired object is called Opposition (niṣedha)¹.

Altercation

Speaking and counter-speaking in excitement is called Altercation (virodhana)².

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90 (C.92; K.XIX.84b-85a). ¹ See NL. 801; Cf. DR. I. 45; SD. 378.
² See NL. 807, Cf. DR. I. 45; SD. 379.
91 (C.93; K.XIX.86b-86a). ¹ Emend vidrava into abhidrava. See NL.813. SD.381 and DC. I. 45, has drava in place of abhidrava.
² Emend virodhopagamo into virodhopaśamo; cf. NL. 819; DR. I D. 383.
92 (C.94; K.XIX.87a-86b). ¹ Emend pratiñājdoṣa into pratijñāhetu ... 824; SD. 380 DR. I. 47.
² DR. I. 46; SD. 384. NL. 826 defines differenely.
93 (C.95; K.XIX.90b.). ¹ Cf. NL. 829; DR. I. 46, SD.382; SD. 385.
² SD. 385.
94 ... 838, and SD. 386 has pratiṣedha in place of this.
² Cf. ... 840; SD. 387.