32. 154. K.P., Canto 3, v. 212 155. Ibdıd .. v. 222.

154. K.P., Canto 3, v. 212 155. Ibdıd .. v. 222.

155. It is interesting to note here that Indian thought maintains that poetrv is the result of genious,study or scholarship in various branches of Knowledge and constant practice put together. But Pasnditaraya asserts that poetry is the result of genius alone and nothing else and that this peculiar char- acter of genus may be had either by the grace of a deity or a seer,or by peculiar study (soze Ss)ø) and constant practic of writing poems.Vide Rasagangadhara, Chapter1. 157. K.P., Canto 1, v. 149.

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s. S7., es1, 3.160-167 160. 83e

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Sy .. , e 3, 3. 246. 162. K.P., Ed.by M.S., p. 231 163. K.P., Canto 5, vs.199 - 202. 164. K.P., Canto 3, pr.246. 165. K.P., Canto 3, v.221. 166. K.P., Canto 4, vs 23 - 25.

296 . Sn. r., s. ., 5. 258 168. K.T.V., pp., 207 - 208 169. Nyaya Sutras, Chowkamba Sanskrt Sence 3 - 2-4', p.609. 170. K.P., Canto 4, vs.117, 118 and 120. 171. K.P., Canto 4, vs.92, 94and 106 172. K.P., Canto 4, pr.145 173. K.P., Canto 4, v.113 174. K.P., Canto 4, v.114 175. K.P., Canto 5, pr.70. 176. K.P., Canto 5, v.52. 177. K.P., Canto 1, v.154 178. Ibid., v.159. 179. K.P., Canto 1, vs.164 and 165. 180. Ibid., vs. 166 and 167.

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