Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 32
Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications

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________________ S EBBR. 1903.7 MATRIOETA AND THE MAHARAJAKANIKALEKHA. 351 2.- While kindly disposed to you equally with all creatures, owing to your virtues I feel towards you a special partiality. 2 bdag .ni .gems.can.thams.cad. dan hdra.bar.khyod la brtse.mod .kyi! khyod .kyi yon tan gyiskhyod . la lhag . par .be .mgon15. khyad .bar .bgyid 3 gdamskyi . phal.cher.mchis. mod. kyi tbams.cad.gdams. par. surno.thog 316 khyod kyi yon tangan lags.des17 | bdag .ni • spyi. brtol. skyes. par. hgyur18 4 zlogs.pa.med. pahi yon tan gyis I phyogs.mnams. kun.tu.bsgoms pasnil mi mohog.nams.kyan.thugs.thub.par mdzah báes . bżin.du.hdzem.pa.med 5 deltasshangtod .id .kyi.ched 1 bdag.gil.gsol.ba.hdi.geon.tel 1 bagruba.dan.gtan.ba.gid.gõis. las Igad.rige.de .ni .nams.subżes 6 dgah.bar .bgyid . pahi.yul.rnams dan Irgyags.par.bgyid . pahilantsho.dan | bdag .nid.randgar spyod .pa . dan kon.tu.don.med.bgyid .pahiesgo 7 phun..bar .byed .ps.de.gsum spad mkbas.pas dampa.ston.padan dban po.gdal. danses.rabkyi stobs rothas.fiams .ni .smad nas sbyan* 8 Ikhyod .kyises. pahi.gdir .gyur.babi cha.ni.gsum.po.de .dag.mnams chos. lags. dag. dan.hdal.ba •yis391 beos.nasyon tan ñid .du.mdzado 9 ciste. rgyal.po.blon.po.dag |dkyil.che .sñin • rjebi. bdag .ni .ni Irlag.tu.non.mons.med.payil I las • kyido. rgyal srid.bya . barran! 10 | hjig.rtenhdi • na.blo.gros • kyi) | iam .chun .gyurdan.mgon. med.pal I bya.ba.meyin. med. pa.la Igdon.miza.bar.hjug.par.hgyur 3. - Though of advice there be plenty, to advise all who is able? Your virtues being what they are, I am made to become an impudent person. 4.- When by invincible virtues the quarters have been everywhere cheered," oven good men are not ashamed in compliance with a friend to ventare.90 5.- While listening therefore to this request of mine for a hearing, in the doubt as to what is to be carried out or rejected, do you take to your heart what is right. 6.- Pleasurable objects, youth ongendering pride, and self-willed conduct, are everywhere the door to unprofitable acts. 7.- Renouncing these three causes of ruin, the prudent should adhere to the good, subdue the senses, and by force of wisdom cleango his heart from reproach.37 18.-Healing by virtuous conduct and self restraint these three, which have been the root of sin, do you practise only virtae. 9.- For indeed king and minister, being the essence (or having hearts) of universal compassion, ought ever to administer the sovereignty by sinless deeds, 10. In this world he who, having become feeble of intellect, is defenceless, sinks without doubt into helpless#1 nothingness. 15 Bic: rond mthou? * ....thog 88. 11 perbapa ho. 17 gywr 83. 19 In this verse I have rendered begonse as Sk. bhāvay and, # thuge.thub. par as 'take oonfidence,' cf. 8. o. Dad' Larioon, & v. thuga. 11 gis 88. 11 agrub 88. 11 babs.phyog. 88. do P 88. 35 Wpawh 8. In the next line beton. * spyad 89 W dan randul yie 83. deod 88. *byte 89. 31 bye.ba.mayin = okrik!

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