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In this text, the author has considered both emotions and numbers.
It is not a question that, even though it is necessary to expound on the qualities of the *maganga sthana* in accordance with the *sangati* for the third *karma prameya*, why were not many other new topics discussed in this text, just as other topics have been discussed in detail? Because it is impossible to discuss all topics in one text. Therefore, it is up to the author to decide how many and which topics to discuss and in what order. In other words, the author is independent in this matter. No one has the right to interfere in this matter.
The ancient and modern *chaturtha karma grantha*, "Shad-shitika", is the common name for both, because the number of verses in both is the same, sixty. However, the modern author has named it "Sookshmanam Vichar", and the ancient author has named it "Agami Vastu Vichar Saar" in the end of the commentary. Just like the modern one, the ancient one also has three main topics: *josa sthana*, *maganga sthana*, and *guna sthana*. The secondary topics are eight, six, and five respectively in the modern one, and the same in the ancient one. Even though the number of verses is the same, the modern one has the special feature that the author has described two more topics in detail by using a concise style of description. The first topic is "emotions" and the second is "numbers". The nature of both is detailed in the modern one and not at all in the ancient one. Apart from this, the topics and *prama* are the same in both the ancient and modern ones. Commentary and notes on the ancient one...