________________ Notes wegget). sre meaning "little' its many times used in Pk, to show negation. Hence teachers moang having little merits i.e. havidg no merits.' yer here means 'obligation, good. '". St. 103. In the second half of this stanza, we have got an instance of 4 or that figure of speech which is known as "Metaphor in English, in which the gutter and the guite on account of their very close resemblance are taken to be identical and described as such; and it is generally recognised by the introduction of words like ; ger etc. Thus here king Prajapala is taken to be identical to frete and कयंत and described as such. कयंतो ( Sk, garat. Yama, the god of death. St. 104. equicefiafierunt (Sk. 776 Arnfera:) those desirous of a paltry sum of money. gefag (Sk. haft) honey-mouthed (words). St. 107. CET (Sk.) beautiful i. e. 'good'. It is used in this sense in the Uparakadas'a Sutra also, where the doctrine of Lord Mahavira is said to be here or 'good,' and that of Mankhaliputta Gosalo to be मङ्गुली or bad'. असुंदरुच्चिय, See notes. Or शिवभावुच्चिय and सिरिपालुल्य in sts. 21 and 38. respectively: ' '. St. 109. after (Sk. fagfT). "A pleasure
