This page has been fully proofread once and needs a second look.

Laukikanyāyakośa
 
225. <headword>गुडजिविह्यिकान्यायः
 
</headword>
 
If some bitter medicine is to be administered, some

sweet thing like sugar or jaggery, is put on the tongue

of the patient. The maxim based on this practice suggests
that bitter things or thoughts can be made palatable by

that bitter things or thoughts can be made palatable by
serving sweet things or thoughts.
 

 
226 . <headword>गृहमार्जालन्यायः
 
59
 
</headword>
 
The maxim says that the cat (domestic cat) moves happily

in the house but the elephant has to roam outside. It is

tied outside the house. Even then, the elephant gets
more respect than the cat which is

more respect than the cat
, which is living happily inside
 
the house.
 

the house.
 
227. <headword>गोक्षीरन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
If the buffalo milk is mixed with the cowmilk, there

will not be any effect on cow milk. On the contrary,

the entire milk becomes good and pious. Similarly
good things are not affected by their contact with bad
things.
 

good things are not affected by their contact with bad
things.
 
228. <headword>गोक्षीरश्वदृतिन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
If cow's milk which is considered to be very sacred

and pious, is kept in a bag made of dog's skin, it will

be certainly contaminated. So also, declares the maxim,

that a man of spotless character might be affected,

even to a certain extent, by keeping company with the
man of bad character.
 

man of bad character.
 
229. <headword>गोगवयन्याय:
 
</headword>
 
A cow and a Gavaya (a wild buffalo) appear to be the

same externally but the difference between the two can

be noticed in their milk. The maxim tells us that the
things which appear to be similar outwardly are not
the same.
 

things which appear to be similar outwardly are not
the same.