Hitopadesha 1.92
Hitopadeśa 1.92
- Language
- Sanskrit
1.92
aparaṃ ca-
mahatāpy artha-sāreṇa yo viśvasiti śatruṣu |
bhāryāsu ca viraktāsu tad-antaṃ tasya jīvanam //
And another [verse]: / Whoever trusts in enemies, even through an abundance of material wealth, / or in alienated wives, his life has reached its end.
1.92.p1
laghu-patanako brūte-śrutaṃ mayā sarvaṃ, tathāpi mamaitāvan eva saṅkalpaḥ | yat tvayā saha sauhṛdyam avaśyaṃ karaṇīyam iti | anyathā anāhāreṇātmānaṃ tava dvāri vyāpādayiṣyāmīti | tathā hi-
Laghu-patanaka said: 'I have heard all of this; nevertheless, this is my firm resolve: friendship must certainly be made with you. Otherwise, I shall destroy myself by fasting at your door. For:
"Maybe," answered Light o' Leap; "but I am bent on winning thy friendship, and I will die at thy door of fasting if thou grantest it not. Let us be friends! for
Translations (2)
- The Book of Good Counsels — Edwin Arnold 1861, English
- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation