Dhvanyalokalocana 82
English (machine translation) 82
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82.2
Having understood thus the domain of opposition and non-opposition among the aesthetic relishes and the rest, / a good poet, when composing poetry, is never bewildered. //
82.3
"Thus" means in this manner just stated. Having understood the domain of mutual opposition and non-opposition among aesthetic relish and the rest—that is, aesthetic relish, emotion, and their semblances—a good poet, endowed with superior creative imagination regarding poetry, is never bewildered while composing poetry. Having thus shown the utility of determining opposition and non-opposition with respect to aesthetic relish and the rest, he now establishes that this [utility] applies also to determining the suggestive, the expressed meaning, and the expressing words belonging to that domain: