Rasarnavasudhakara 2.367
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.367
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2.367
śravaṇena pūrvānurāgo, yathā-
sādhu tvayā tarkitam etad eva
svenānalaṃ yat kila saṃśrayiṣye |
vināmunā svātmani tu prahartuṃ
mṛṣā-giraṃ tvāṃ nṛpatau na kuryām ||
First love through hearing, as in:
“You have conjectured quite correctly:
that I would indeed enter fire with my own [body].
Without him, however, to strike down myself,
I would not make your words false before the king.”
2.367.p1
(naiṣadhīye 3.77)
— (Naiṣadhīyacarita 3.77)
2.367.p2
atra haṃsa-mukhān nala-guṇa-śravaṇena damayantyāḥ pūrvānurāgaḥ |
Here, Damayantī's first love arises from hearing the virtues of Nala from the mouth of the swan.
2.367.p3
pratyakṣa-citra-svapnādau darśanaṃ darśanaṃ matam ||367|| 175
Sight is considered to be direct perception, in a painting, in a dream, and the like.
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- Camatkāracandrikā — Viśveśvara Kavicandra, Sanskrit