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¹ The expression *tri-bhaṅga* (and *tri-bhaṅgin*) is applied to Kṛishṇa in his aspect of the divine cow-herd (Gopāla) playing the reed-pipe. Cf. *Een onbekend Indisch tooneelstuk* (Gopālakeli-chandrikā). Tekst met inleiding door W. Calland. (Verhand. Kon. Akad. v. Wetensch, te Amsterdam N. R. Dl. XVII, No. 3. Amsterdam 1917, p. 46, 1. 1 (*marakata-vibhaṅgojjvala-tri-bhaṅgāṅga-gopālena*) and p. 124, 132 (*tri-bhaṅgin*).