Book Title: Chakkammuvaeso
Author(s): Madhusudan Modi
Publisher: Oriental Institute

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________________ २४२ a cowherd by giving oil-seed cakes takes out milk, in the same way, a critic by rendering praise to bad people takes out the nectar of speech. Read : 1954 in the text. 3. Thus again respecting all without exception--all who live satisfied for the sake of others. B. fora and wate as adj. of . 4. महीयडु वहुपएसु-We have to take बहुपएमु — having extensive territory' as the adj. of ag. 5. FC Tag ( = ETTİ 4fa71: ) belonging to gods. [K. 5.] 3. forqafarzaagsp3- the son of King Vandigga-deva. The name suggests that king Krsna belonged to the clan of the southern Calukyas. दरिसिय ( BC.) is a better reading than दरसिय. 4. Read विज्जउ for बिजउ. 9. T. 37 at should be faufa the renowned poet-saint. [K. 6.] This K. gives the genealogy of the the writer in detail. 3Aaua had a disciple named entrada. tifatda had a disciple A who was the head of the Artáq. 34 had a disciple staa. sfratar had two disciples: (1) alfa and (2) 377f, the writer of the present work. 2. Hygiu-zala gara gatit ( = a) : One who had destroyed wicked sins. 10. वंधवेण अणुजायइ (T.) अमरकीर्ति was requested and supported by अंबाप्रसाद the son of चच्चिणी and गुणपाल. अंबाप्रसाद was the younger brother of a who had already taken initiation as a monk. 31914h belonged to the Nāgara clan of Banias. He is addressed as aforarguarga altya [ Sandhi 5 ; K. 1. 1. 8. ]. [K. 7.] In the form of request by Ambāprasāda to compose the present work, the author takes the opportunity to enumerate the works composed by him. 9. JE TRETFs, the special mention of the father's family confirms the view that sia|Taip was the younger son; while sofa was his elder brother,

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