रत्नावली नाटिका (सम्राट हर्षवर्धन - शास्त्रीय नाटिका रत्न सम्पूर्ण ४ अङ्क सान्वय सटीक)

in line 3: it's ८. The next verse MUST be 9. In Chhaya it is ॥ ९ ॥. But why would the Prakrit have 6? Because the numeral 9 was either printed upside down as 6, or it is the digit 9 in a font where 9 looks like that? No, in Devanagari, sometimes 9 is written like a reverse 6 or like ৎ. But this glyph is literally ६. Let's keep ॥६॥ or ॥९॥? To be helpful and completely accurate to the image, let's look at whether it is ६ or ९. It looks identical to ६. But wait, in transcription of Sanskrit texts, correcting obvious typos or keeping them? Usually keep what's printed, or write ॥६॥ or ॥९॥? Wait, if someone searches for verse 9, ॥९॥ is what they expect, but looking at the prompt: "transcribe the text... pure, clean Markdown... faithfully". Let's look at ६: wait, is that a ९? No, standard Devanagari 9 is ९. Here, the loop is at the bottom, tail goes up to the right. That is 100% the glyph of ६. But wait! Could it be ॥८॥ followed by ॥६॥? Wait, in Act 4, is it verse 6? Wait! Let's check the verse number in