________________ 113 The ill. of natural repetition (svabhavatah) is: ghand-ghanah / 1. Here the word 'ghana', if not repeated, fails to convey the desired sense. (p. 187, 1. 11) Some urge that Vitti or Vittiyanuprasa is of twelve types viz. (1) Gambhira (2) Ojasvini (3) Praudha (4) Madhura (5) Nisthura (6) Slatha (7) Kathora (8) Komala (9) Misra (10) Parusa (11) Lalita and (12) Amita." The ill. of Ojasvint is: (p. 187, 1. 14). "patta asibharahaahadhau &c, 3' The ills. of other types are not traceable." Varnanuprasa is divided by Bhoja into 12 types. Of these Punaruktiman is one. The ill. of this variety is: (p. 187, 1: 15) "dhumae dhumakaluse &c." 5 (p. 187, 1. 16) Bhoja divides Lalanuprasa into two types. Vyavahita and Avyavahita. Of these Avyavahita is divided into six sub-varieties, of which Vyasta is one. The ill. of Vyasta is (p. 187, 1. 16):samupphundanto etc.? The ills. the other varieties are not traceable. (p. 187. 1. 17) The ill. of Vyavahita type of Anu prasa with several (anekaguna) repetitions is: 1. The whole verse is : caratsait pas en pieda 461771:1 aizuarga TAT 59 TATTT: II S. K. II. v. 228 (P. 254). 2. vide S. K. II. 84, 85, Bhoja gives these varieties according to some (kaiscit), but he does not consider them to be distinct from gunas (excellences). 3. पत्ता असीभराहअधाउशिलाअलणिसण्णराइअजलअम् / 453 T agfagfagorafgaa33#TATEA II S. K. II. v. 191 (P. 240) Here the repetition of linguals gives rise to Ojasvini type of Anuprasa (having floridity). 4. vide S. K, II vv, 190, 192, 193 to 201. धूमाइ धूमकलुसे जलइ जलन्ता बुहत्थजीआबन्धे। afetafe zoufce Tag Tafafagt guFH UTE 3774 IIS, K, II. v. 227 (P. 253). Here the words ETH, Jasa etc are repeated hence the Anuprasa is called Punaruktiman. (having repetition). 6. S. K. II. 103. उअहिस्स जसेण जसं धीरे धीरेण गरुइआइ वि गरुअम् / TIHT fo37 fa fos u cau a ta erat il S. K. II. v. 240. Here the 37 (i. e. 27) coming between the repetitions of the word is not to be considered as a vyavadhayaka,