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Laukikanyāyakośa
 
460. <headword>प्रभुभृत्यन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
The maxim declares that affection shown by the master

for his servant and the devotion of the servant for his

master, indicate mutual faith.
 

 
461. <headword>प्रमदान्यायः
 
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A beautiful lady gives delight to her husband. Another
person who sees her, is dismayed as he does not have
a similarly beautiful wife. Her cowife, if he has any,
creates further envy in her. This shows that various
types of feelings are nursed by different persons about
one person only.
--सा० 925
 
A beautiful lady gives delight to her husband. Another
person who sees her, is dismayed as he does not have
a similarly beautiful wife. Her cowife, if he has any,
creates further envy in her. This shows that various
types of feelings are nursed by different persons about
one person only.
 
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462. <headword>प्रवत्स्यद्भर्तृकान्यायः
 
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A lady sees that her husband going on a journey.
Imagining the future pain of separation, she cries before
him and tries to cancel his journey as she is unable to
bear the pangs of separation.
 
463 <headword>प्रसक्तप्रतिषेधन्यायः
 
- सा० 928
 
A lady sees that her husband going on a journey.
Imagining the future pain of separation, she cries before
him and tries to cancel his journey as she is unable to
bear the pangs of separation.
 
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( 1 ) प्रसज्य प्रसक्ति सम्पाद्यारोप्येति यावत्प्रतिषेधः ।

अत्यन्ताभावे प्रसक्तं हि प्रतिविध्यत इति न्यायेन

आरोपितं प्रसङ्गस्यैव निषेधः । तेन वायौ रूपं नास्ति,

इत्यादावपि वायौ रूपारोपं कृत्वैव निषेधो नञा बोध्यत,

इति विवेकः ।
 

--मीमांसान्यायकोश, पृ० 252.

 
Where prohibition or negation is principal, it is Prasajya

Pratișṣedha. In other cases it is called Paryudāsa. The

prohibition in the case of the former one pertains to a

verb while in the case of the latter, it is connected with
 

some noun.