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7. Sattvānāṁ caritam citram vicitrā karmaṇāṁ gatiḥ/ nārī-purusa-toyānāṁ śruyate c-antaram mahat //
1.1155(1154?) p. 90.
This verse has not been quoted as somebody else's verse, as it is not introduced by the words 'uktam ca', but rather as verse (siloga) uttered by a bard.
8. Bhava-sudhir-manuṣyasya vijñeyā sarva-vastuṣu/
anyatha" lingyate kāntā bhāven duhita 'nyathā //1.1284, p.100.
This is quoted by way of emphasising the importance of attitude and different results accruing from the same action performed with different attitudes.
9. Yat sarva-viṣayā-kārkṣodbhavaṁ sukhaṁ präpyate sarāgeṇa / tad-ananta-koti-gunitaṁ mudhaiva labhate vītarāgaḥ //
1.9(1784 ?) p. 162.
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This is quoted to support the superiority of detachment to attachment in point of obtaining the amount of happiness, here or hereafter.
10. Rātrau jānur divā bhānuḥ kṛśānuḥ sandhyayor dvayoḥ/
loke nītam iti śītam jānubhānukṛśānubhiḥ //2.327, p. 190.
This verse is quoted in the context of describing the condition of Padmaprabha after he left home and lived like a poor man. It occurs in the Bhojaprabandha (233), with the reading 'Paśya śītam mayā nitam' in the third quarter.
11. Punar-api sahaniyo duḥkha-pātas tavāyaṁ na hi bhavati vināśaḥ karmaṇāṁ sañcitānām/ Iti saha ganayitvā yad yadāyati samyak sad-asad iti viveko 'nyatra bhūyaḥ kutas te //
2.665, pp. 216-217.
This verse is quoted to emphasise that one who shoulders the responsibility of kingship has to incur many sins and has to suffer accordingly.
12. Yadicched vipulām prītim tṛīņi tatra na kārayet / vivādaṁ artha-samrambhaṁ parokṣe dāra-darśanam //
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