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[35] aragorion v. 284, 286, 338, 443.
It has 16 Mātrās per line which are divided as 4 + 4 + 4 + 4, but a Guru can substitute any two adjacent Laghus. Earlier it was called Vadanaka. Reference : PP. 1 129. In the Ms. of LR. It is mistakenly called Dūhā (vv. 284, 286) or no designation is given (v. 443).
Tecst v. 32-39, 93-99, 101, 105-113, 182-185, 187,190-195, 261-264, 274-287, 299-302, 304-305, 317-329, 353-365, 397-409, 448456, 476-482, 486-496, 519-525,
It has 16 Mātrās per line, divided a 4 + 4 + 4 + u-u.. Reference. PP. I 124. SR. Introduction, p. 56-59. yait aut v. 381-385.
This is what with STUTET 375 added in the beginning of the fourth line. Each line of wiat:14 has 21 Mātrās divided as 6 + 4 + 4 + 4 + --. Each line usually ends in -u
Reference : PP. I 186. moi see cat atu. atsit (1415) v. 161.
This seems to be a combination of the two lines of पादाकुलक (= 73454) and one line of rhymed prose. But the text of the second line seems to be somewhat corrupt. The designation $141 means that the alcit contains a question expressed by the word is 'what.
acit (31f5cir) v. 162.
This seems to be a combination of two lines of 3775m and one line of rhymed prose.
atsit (440) v. 445-447.
Here Th means simply H. Its form is not different from that of the passage no. 163.
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