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82. <headword>अश्वभृत्यन्यायः
 
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Cf. बीजवृक्षन्यायः
 
This maxim anticipates a peculiar conversation which
does not result in any definite answer, as both horse
and the servant are mutually dependent. One is the
cause of the other.
 
83. <headword>असञ्जातविरोधन्याय:
 
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The maxim refers to a person who is always haunted
by the feeling of being opposed by somebody, though
there is no opposition from any quarter in reality.
 
84.
 
Cf. बीजवृक्षन्यायः
 
This maxim anticipates a peculiar conversation which
does not result in any definite answer, as both horse
and the servant are mutually dependent. One is the
cause of the other.
 
Laukikanyayakośa
 
The maxim refers to a person who is always haunted
by the feeling of being opposed by somebody, though
there is no opposition from any quarter in reality.
 
<headword>असिधाराव्रतन्यायः
 
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This maxim refers to a situation which is as difficult as

taking a vow of walking on a sword.
 

 
(1i)
 
It is told that observing detachment or celibacy
for a man and a woman, sleeping on the same
bed is as difficult as walking on a sharp blade of
the sword.
 
(ii)
 
It is told tha This also refers to the most difficult observing detachment or celibacy
for a man and a woman, sleeping on the same
bedance
of a vow which is as difficult as walking on a sharp blade of
the sword.
 
This also refers to the most difficult observance
of a vow which is as difficult as walking on the
edge of a sword.
 
the
edge of a sword.
 
85. <headword>अस्त्रमस्त्रेणशाम्यतीतिन्यायः
 
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Ex. नन्वस्त्रमस्त्रेण शाम्यति, इति न्यायेन काम्यैः काम्यानां

निषिद्वैर्निषिद्धानां निवृत्तिरस्ति ।
 

- -नैष्कर्मसिद्धि, सुरेखरटीका
 

 
This maxim suggests the use of one missile, to prove

another missile useless. The missile should be made

stronger than the other one so that it becomes powerless.