Shringaraprakasha 10.p1.8

10.p1.8

222-28 viśeṣakriyāyāṃ kkacitkarmatvana sambandhadarśanam. vākyalakṣaṇaviśaye sūtra, vārtika, bhāṣyakṛtāmāviṣkaraṇam. kriyāṇāṃ parasparābhisambandhasaṃbhavaḥ. tatra bhinnābhinnapravaktṛkatvayorūdāhaṇāni. prakaraṇapadarthanirvacanam. prakaraṇapadārthanirvacanam. prastuta, kalpita, ''kasmikabhedena prakaram̐traividhyam. prastatabhedodāharaṇam. 229 kalpitadvaividhyam, sābhāsanrābhāsayoḥ kalpitayorūdāharaṇāni ca. 230 sabījaniribījabhedenākasmikadvaividhyam, tadudāharaṇāni ca. 231-35 niranubandhasya, anekavākyasya, antopasaṃhṛtasya, ekānekavākyasya, vibhaktiyojitasya ca idāharaṇāni. 236-35 pada vākya prakaraṇānāṃ svarūpāṇi. tatra daṇḍino'bhiprāyāviṣkāraḥ. padhyagadhyamikśrātmanā prabandhatraividhyam. āntarālikastadvibhāgaḥ tadudāharaṇāni ca. 241 gurūbahula, laghubahula, miśrabhdna cūrṇatraividhyam. 242 alalitāviddhapadavākyamiśrabhedānāmudāharaṇāni. 243 prakṛtyādīnāmeva śabdatvavyavasthāpanam. 244 varṇānāmarthavatve hetūpanyāsaḥ. 245-48 varṇasamudāyasyasphoṭābhivyañjakatvam. tṛtīyaprakāśapratipādhyapradhānārthanigamanam. artharūpeṇa vivartapratipādanarūpavakṣyamāṇārthasaṅgrahaḥ. ||iti tṛtīyaprakāśasūcī|| caturthe kriyādhyarthacatuṣṭayaprakāśe viṣayāḥ 249-53 prakṛtyādiśabdānāṃ kriyākālādividhabhedapratyāyakatva. kriyāyāḥ kārakapravṛttiviśeśarūpadhātvarthatvam. dhātunāṃ traividhyam, sodāharaṇam. kriyāyāḥ kārakāntarānaririktatvaśaṃkā, tatparihāraśca. 254 tatra vicāraḥ. 255 kriyāyā akatvābhyupagame sādhanabhedena dvivacanānupapatticodhyaṃ, tannirāsaśca.

222–28: Observation of the connection [of action] in a particular action in certain cases as an object. Disclosure of the views of the author of the sūtras, the Vārttikakāra, and the Bhāṣyakāra on the definition of a sentence. The possibility of mutual interconnection of actions. Examples therein of having different or identical speakers. Etymological definition of the word 'section'. Etymological definition of the word 'section'. Threefold division of sections into present, invented, and accidental. Examples of the varieties of the present. 229: Twofold division of the invented, and examples of the invented with semblance and without semblance. 230: Twofold division of the accidental into with-seed and without-seed, and their examples. 231–35: Examples of the unconnected, of multiple sentences, of that which concludes at the end, of a single and multiple sentence, and of that joined by case-endings. 236–35 [=240]: The essential natures of word, sentence, and section. Disclosure of Daṇḍin's view on this matter. Threefold division of the composition into verse, prose, and mixed. Its internal subdivisions and their examples. 241: Threefold division of cūrṇa into heavy-abundant, light-abundant, and mixed. 242: Examples of the non-delicate, disjointed, word-based, sentence-based, and mixed varieties. 243: Establishment that morphological bases and the like alone are linguistic sounds. 244: Adducing the reason for speech-sounds being meaningful. 245–48: The capacity of a collection of speech-sounds to manifest the sphoṭa. Conclusion of the principal subject matter to be established in the Third Illumination. Summary of the topic to be stated, consisting in the presentation of illusory transformation in the form of meaning. || Thus ends the table of contents of the Third Illumination || Topics in the Fourth Illumination on the Four Meanings, Action and Others: 249–53: That linguistic sounds such as morphological bases convey various divisions such as action and grammatical tense. That the meaning of a verbal root is of the nature of a specific exertion of a syntactic role in an action. The threefold nature of verbal roots, with examples. Objection that action is non-distinct from syntactic roles, and its refutation. 254: Inquiry on this matter. 255: The objection regarding the inadmissibility of the dual number through differences of instruments when action is accepted as single, and its refutation.