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An Anolytic Summary of the Sbh.
clxxxiii in the day, so also in the first and last parts of the
night; H. (i) bhāșita or speaking or preaching the saddharma,
which is not fully manifest and making it intelligible to the householders (grhasthas) along with
the companion--vowed bachelors (brahmacārins), (ii) tūșsimbhāva : to be silent, i.e., to meditate on the
known dharmas in loneliness and concentrate
ones' mind; · I. nidrāklamavinodanā or removing sleepiness due to excessive tiredness or exhaustion.
After this, the order (anupūrvi) and the meditation of the commendation and eulogy (stutibhāvanā) of samprajāndvihāritā regarding the above topics
have been vividly discussed (pp. 121 sq.). III. Kalyāṇamitrata : Virtuous friendship out of compa
ssion :
. Under this head the following eight characteristics of an accomplished virtuous friend (kalyāṇamitra) have been enumerated and vividly elucidated (pp. 127-35).
An accomplished kalyāṇimitra is........ (i) stationed in morality (silavăn bhavati). (ii) versatile in learning (bahuśruto bhavati), (iii) possessed of high acquisition” (adhigantā bhavati) 1. Out of the eight characteristics of a Kalyānamitra, description
of the first and a major portion of the elucidation of the second characteristic are missiug in the Sanskrit text. For a Sanskrit reconstruction of the text, Vide Appendix I. Wayman, translates this as 'of superior compression' which, I think, is not appropriate keeping in view the sense of acquisition that the word 'adhigantā', ( a + (T4+17+) connotes,
