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(9) or finger writing (aflyuli); (10) or that of Sakári; (11) or that of Bráhmavalli; (12) or that of Drávida; (13) or that of Kinári; (14) or that of Dakshiņa; (15) or that of Ugra; (16) Go figure writing; (17) or cursive (anuloma) writing ; (18) or the half-bow-shaped writing (arthadhunus); (19) or that of Darada ; (RO) or that of Khásyu; (21) or that of China; (22) or that of Húņa; (23) or that in which the letters are most in the middle, (malhyákshara-vislari); (24) or tlowery writing, (pushpa); (25) or the writing of the Devas; (20) or that of the Nágas; (27) or that of the Yakshas ; (28) or that of the Gandharvas; (29) or that of the Kiunaras : (30) or that of the Maboragas ; (31) or that of the Asuras; (32) or that of the Garndas; (33) or that of Mrigachakra ; (31) or circular (chukra) writing ; (35) or that of the Váyumaruta; (30) or that of the Bhaumadovas; (37) or that of the Antarihshadevas; (38) or that of Uttarakuru ; (39) or that of Púrvavideba; (10) or the perpendicular writing (ulkshepu); (1.1) or the pendulous writing (nikshepa) ; (-12) or the scattered writing (vikshepa); (13) or the disordered writing (prakshepa); (1-1) or the vopan writing (srigara); (15) or the thunderbolt writing (vajra); (46) or tho cross-writing (bekha-pralilekha) ; (17) or the slow writing (1114drutu); (15) or the S'ástrávarta writing ; (+9) or the Gañanávarta writing ; (50) or the Utkshepávarta writing; (51) or the Nikshepávarta writing ; (52) or the Pádalikbita writing ; (53) or the Dviruttarapadasandhi writing ; (51) or the Yávaddasoltarapadasandhi writing ; (55) ur the Adhyáháriņí writing : (56) or the Sarvarutasangrahaņí writing ; (57) or the Vidyánulomá writing; (58) or the Vimisrita writing ; -(59) or the Rishitapastaptáñ writing ; (60) or rochamánándharaní-prekshana writing ; (61) or the Gaganaprekshaņí writing ; (62) or the Sarvaushudhinisyandán writing ; (63) or the Sarvasárasangrabaní writing ; (64). or the Sarvabhútarutugrahani writing? Out of these sixty-four kinds which is it, sir, that you wish to teach me?" : The schoolmaster Vis'vamitra, wonderstruck and deprived of all wanity and self-importance, recited these Gathss with a chaerful faget
