रूपमण्डन एवं देवमूर्त्ति-प्रकरणम् (मण्डन सूत्रधार - प्राचीन मूर्तिकला एवं देव-प्रतिमा लक्षण सटीक)

[ 66 ] Then are given descriptions, successively, of Ardhanārīśvara (Śl. 27—30) ; and Umā-Maheśvara (Śl. 31, 32) ; Kṛṣṇa-Śaṅkara (Śl. 33, 34) ; Kṛṣṇa-Kārtikeya (Śl. 35a) ; Śiva-Nārāyaṇa (Śl. 36— 41) ; Hari-Hara-Pitāmaha (Śl. 42, 43) ; (Sūrya ?)Hari-Hara- Pitāmaha (Śl. 44—46) ; Candrāṅka-Pitāmaha (Śl. 47, 48) ; Caṇḍabhairava (Śl. 49—51) ; Virūpākṣa (Śl. 52, 53) ; Tryambaka (Śl. 54, 55) ; Hari-Hara-mūrti (Śl. 56, 57). From the union of Śaṅkara and Kṛṣṇa, result 32, thirty- two different varieties of images, which are not described, but are to be known from instructions. The Liṅgas form the subject of an entire lengthy section (Śl. 59—152) ; eight different metallic substances for making phalluses are first given (Śl. 59) ; the proportions of metallic phalluses (Śl. 60) and their varieties (Śl. 61) and phalluses of jewels (Śl. 62) are given. The proportions of phalluses made of timber (Śl. 63) ; their varieties (Śl. 64) ; the suitable kinds of timber (Śl. 65, 66) ; their characteristics (Śl. 67) ; the suitable types of building for the vari- ous kinds of phalluses (Śl. 68) are described. Then, follow, the proportions of the stone phalluses (Śl. 69, 70) ; their various names (Śl. 70—74) ; the proportions of the phalluses to the size of the Temples (Śl. 75—78) and to the sanc- tum (Śl. 79—80) ; the size of the phallus (Śl. 81, 82) ; the divi- sions of a phallus (Śl. 82, 83). The Nāgara-liṅga, its three classes and proportions (Śl. 84—86) ; the Drāviḍa-liṅga, its classes and proportions (Śl. 87— 88) ; the Vesara-liṅgas are next described. The Astrological considerations as regards Temples of the phalluses etc. (Śl. 90—94) ; the auspicious signs (Śl. 95) ; the clock-wise spiral and the colours which are conducive to happiness (Śl. 96) ; the method of marking lines on any phallus ; the shape of the upper parts of phalluses (Śl. 98, 99) ; the bad signs of phalluses (Śl. 100) and the proportions of crystal and wooden phalluses (Śl. 101) follow, successively.