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Cf. पयोमुखविषकुम्भव्यायः
The maxim applies to a person who is cruel or pitiless
like a tiger but puts on an innocent face outwardly like
that of a cow.
that of a cow.
238. <headword>गोवत्सन्यायः
If a cow is sold, it is taken for granted that the calf
along with the cow is also sold. The maxim says that
when a big transaction takes place, smaller transactions
connected with it are supposed to have taken place.
239. <headword>गोविषाणन्यायः
अपार्थकमनायुष्यं गोविषाणस्य भक्षणम्
दन्ताश्च परिधृष्यन्ते रसश्चापि न लभयते
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--महाभारत, शान्ति०, 128.57
The maxim aims at the stupidity of doing useless acts
like eating of the horn of a cow which has no taste but
it may result in breaking the teeth of the eater.
240. <headword>ग्रामदूरन्यायः
- महाभारत
If one village is at a particular distance from another
village,
The maxim
from one p
like eating of the horn of a cow which has no taste but
it may result in breaking the teeth of the eater.
If one village is at a particular distance from another
village, the distance from both the sides is the same.
The maxim tells that there is no difference in the distance
from one place to another and back again.
241. <headword>घटनिर्मातृभुवनविधातृकलहन्यायः
Ex. हठादाकृष्टानां कतिपयपदानां रचयिता
जन: स्पर्धालुश्चेदहह कविना वश्यवचसा
भवेदद्य श्वो वा किमिह बहुना पापिनि कलौ
घटानां निर्मातुस्त्रिभुवनविधातुश्च कलहः
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