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glement is definitely feminine (2) it will be difficult to explain 99649 and gori which definitely refer to an army and its movements towards a fort (3) Hafeafa properly means ‘keep attached to' and it never means 'to visit.' I believe therefore that argiteat =वाहिन्यः or armies; of course पाइयसद्दमहण्णवो does not take notice of it but all the same argiei is not at all difficult to be derived from Sk. arferat:. This interpretation will exactly explain FFA: Whose astonished armies, thinking about the reasons of his strength here do not keep themselves attached to the fortress even at the danger from hostile troops.
13. 3. #fourtai [.fýrazné) a barbed arrow; see Apte's Sanskrit Dictionary under aförzz.
13. 5. ga [greaa] on the hind part; from behind 13. 8. Filt [] to do 14. 11. FETTUCI - [siarcaia) to save her; to console her.
14, 1. T-a mule cf. Ara's Farinies24 ar. 92. soft.98 14. 11. 375FFE FTATUraufat317 (3725&TATTU. fahr:] the part of whose wound was not seen.
14. 16. HOGETTITUTT HETOFTETTUr-The life of a great man is common to all i. e. a public asset. 14. 21. Tet-hunting.
15. 1. tawafie, The day which joius two halves of a month; here it means B121EA7 day.
