Kavyalankarasarasamgraha 5.65

5.65

atra himavataḥ sthairye vākyārthībhūte bhagavato varāhavapuṣastrailokyoddharaṇodyuktasya ceṣṭitaṃ vīrarasapratipattihetubhūtamavāntaravākyārthatvādupalakṣaṇībhūtam /
ādikroḍa ādivarāhaḥ /
evaṃ rasāntareṣvapyupalakṣaṇībhūteṣūdāhāryam //

Here, while the stability of the Himālaya is the sentence-meaning, the action of the Blessed Lord in the form of a boar, striving to deliver the three worlds—which is a cause for apprehending the heroic aesthetic relish—serves as a secondary indicator because it is an intermediate sentence-meaning. / *Ādikroḍa* means the Primeval Boar. / The same should be illustrated when other aesthetic relishes serve as secondary indicators.