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Laukikanyāyakośa
 
goes on increasing as the time passes on (till the

evening).
 

 
714. <headword>सावकाशनिरकाशन्यायः.
 
</headword>
 
A sentence becomes expectant when there is a possibility

of some other matter. The non-expectant injunction

undermines the expectant injuction. This can be proved

by the two Vedic sentences.
 

--सा० 64
 
715. <headword>सिंहघण्टान्यायः
 
193
 
</headword>
 
This maxim is used to describe a difficult and an
impossible task, like that of tying a bell in the neck of a
lion.
 
716. <headword>सिंहमृगन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
This maxim is used to describe a difficult and an
impossible taskpermanent, like that of natural
enmitying a bell in the neck of a
lion.
 
between two persons, two religions, two castes,
as it exists between a lion and a deer.
 
717. <headword>सिंहमेषन्यायः
 
-सा० 64
 
</headword>
 
Once a shepherd found a small cub of lion. He kept it
in the herd of sheep. It began to behave like a sheep
only, forgetting its real nature. Thise maxim is used to describe a permanbased on
this incident, natural
enmitsuggests that owing to prolonged contact,
a man thinks that his body between two persons, two religions, two castes,
as it exists between a lion and a deer.
 
is his soul only.
 
718. <headword>सिंहीक्षीरन्यायः
 
Once a shepherd found a small cub of lion. He </headword>
The milkept it
in the herd of sheep. It began to beha of a lioness when kept in a golden ve like a sheep
onssel,
shows good effect and proper result. Similarly, forgetting its real nature. The maxim based on
this incidentthe
sermons preached by a good preceptor if bestowed on
a well controlled, suggests that owing to prolonged contact,
a man thinks that his bodfully is his soul only.
 
The milk of a lioness when kept in a golden vessel,
shows good effect and proper result. Similarly, the
sermons preached by a good preceptor if bestowed on
a well controlled, fully enriched disciple will result in
good fruit.
 
enriched disciple will result in
good fruit.
- -सा० 319