Calibration 2g.6 — validation humaine du tagging

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mainVers principal du texte (le contenu canonique de l'ouvrage)धैवतश्च निषादश्च गीतौ तुम्बुरुणा स्वरौ ॥७८॥
annotation_inlineCommentaire interligne en petits caracteres (variante manuscrite, glose)मत्सरी / अङ्धी / ₹क
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footnoteNote de bas de page (au bas de la page, separee du texte)<sup>१३५</sup>षाडवा:
page_headerEn-tete de page (titre du livre, en haut)BRHADDESI
page_footerPied de page (texte au bas, sous le contenu)(texte de pied de page)
page_numberJuste le numero de page, isole (en haut ou en bas)181 / 70 / 46
section_headerTitre d'une section ou sous-section dans la page[२. आर्षभी]
captionLegende d'une figure ou tableauFig. 1 : svaramaṇḍala
list_itemItem d'une liste enumere1. ... 2. ... 3. ...
tableLigne d'un tableau de donnees(colonnes alignees)
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1 PÄŢHAVIMARŚA page_header
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3 (ii) main
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4 पञ्चमांशग्रहा धान्ता निगयोर्गपयोर्गप । main
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5 धैवतर्पभयोधैव सङ्गत्या सङ्गधा(ता)मिथ:॥ main
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6 मधुरी ककुभे भाषा षड्जग्रामसमाश्रिता । main
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7 S Rāj II. 2.1.695. annotation_inline
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8 (iii) Madhukarī is treated as a vibhāṣā of kakubha ircS Rāj II.2. 1. main
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9 704, 705. annotation_inline
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10 निपयो रिधयोर्यस्यां संवादो निग्रहांशता । main
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11 63.cf. (i) annotation_inline
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12 रिन्यासा ककुभे भाषा शकमिश्रा तु सा मता ॥ main
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13 Kalā (appendix) on SR II,p.133. main
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14 (ii) annotation_inline
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15 निपादांशग्रहा भाषा शकमिश्रा रिविश्रमा । main
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16 निधयो: सधयोर्युक्ता सङ्गत्या ककुभाश्रिता ॥ main
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17 पङ्जग्रामेण सम्बद्धा मधुरैर्गमकैर्युता । main
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18 S Raj II.2.1, 698. annotation_inline
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19 64. 'Chāyā 'does not fit the context; our reconstruction as prāyā would main
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20 mean 'where kākalī is frequent'. Other texts, however, do not mention main
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21 kākalī in this bhāṣā. Our reconstruction is in close proximity with p.t. main
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22 65. cf. annotation_inline
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23 पङ्जग्रामसमुद्भतककुभे जनिता यथा। main
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24 धैवतांशग्रहन्यासा धापन्यासा धमन्द्रगा ॥ main
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25 माध्यमैरार्पभैस्तानै: पाञ्चमैधैवतैर्पि । main
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26 संयुक्तोन्झितगान्धारा भाषेयं भित्रपञ्चमी ॥ main
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27 विप्रलम्भे नियोक्तव्या ..... main
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28 S Rāj II.2.1.671,672 c. main
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29 Our reconstruction of the first foot of verse 80 is based on the above and main
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30 on the illustration which begins and ends with dhaivata. main
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31 66. (i) P.t. puts this line after the illustrative notation. main
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32 (ii) cf. हिन्दोलभाषा सान्तांशा वेसरी रिधदुर्बला । main
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33 सङ्गता समयो रिन्यो: प्रेक्षणे विनियुज्यते ॥ main
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34 Kalā (appendix) on SR II, p. 137. main
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35 67. SRāj II. 2.1.947 creads 'madhyamāmśagrahā', describing 'madhyama' as list_item
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36 the aniśa and graha. list_item
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37 68. Other texts read the name as cūtamañjarī; e.g. SR II.1.31 cd, Kalā list_item
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38 (appendix) on SR II, p. 137and S Rāj II.2.1.947b. 'Prathamamañjarī 'is read list_item
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39 as a 'bhāṣāṅga 'derived of kakubha, in SR II.2.115d. list_item
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40 69. SR II.2.146 a describes it as being devoid of 'rṣabha'as 'rihīnā'. list_item
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41 70. cf. list_item
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42 बहु (मन्द्र) पङ्जग्रहांशान्ता ऋपभेण विवर्जिता । list_item
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43 धैवतस्वरभृयिष्ठा[ऽ]पन्यासान्यितगस्यरा ॥ list_item
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1 TRANSLATION page_header
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3 The lineage of kṣatriyas is there and the rasa has been said to be raudra. main
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4 Where there are five analoganas <math>^{40}</math> and the sixth is a vāyugana, <math>^{41}</math> lo! that elä main
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5 is known to be <i>hamsāvatī</i>, by the experts in music. main
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6 (430) main
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7 [3. Nandāvatī] section_header
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8 Combined with small gamakas in mālavakaišika rāga, the nandāvatī elā is main
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9 sung in <i>pratitāla</i>. main
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10 (431) annotation_inline
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11 Indrāņī is the devatā (presiding deity), sāttvatī is the vṛtti<sup>42</sup> spoken of here, main
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12 gaudi is the <math>riti^{43}</math> spoken of (and) yellow is the colour accepted by the wise. main
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13 (432) annotation_inline
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14 Vīra is the rasa that is said to be, (this clā) is born of the lineage of vaisyas. main
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15 Everything (else) beginning with rāga should be done as in nādāvatī. main
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16 (433) annotation_inline
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17 Where there are five <math>ambara</math>-gaņas, <math>^{44}</math> combined with <math>m\bar{a}rta\eta daga\eta as^{45}< main
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18 should be known as nādāvatī elā by the experts in music. main
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19 (434) main
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20 [4. Bhadrāvatī] section_header
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21 Structured with padas one by one, brimming with mūrchanā 46 sounds, main
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22 combined with kańkāla tāla, it is sung in kakubha (rāga). main
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23 (435) annotation_inline
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24 Bhadrāvatī elā is born of the śūdra caste and should be known to be of black main
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25 colour, being bedecked with vaidarbhī rīti.47 main
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26 (436) annotation_inline
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27 Combined with bhāratī vṛtti 48 and embellished with bībhatsa rasa, it is said main
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28 to be endowed with vārāhī devatā,49 by those adept in music. main
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29 (437) annotation_inline
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30 Where there are five <math>bh\bar{u}mi</math>-gaņas<sup>50</sup> and similarly the sixth is <math>jalagaņa_i^{51}</math> main
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31 that is known by the best among munis to be famous as bhadrāvatī. main
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32 (438) main
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1 TRANSLATION annotation_inline
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2 63 page_number
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3 sa X ga ma pa dha ni main
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4 ni sa X ga ma pa dha main
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5 dha ni sa X ga ma pa main
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6 pa dha ni sa X ga ma main
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7 ma pa dha ni sa X ga main
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8 ga ma pa dha ni sa X main
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9 X ga ma pa dha ni sa main
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10 (Tānas) devoid of rṣabha. main
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11 sa ri ga ma X dha ni main
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12 ni sa ri ga ma X dha main
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13 dha ni sa ri ga ma X main
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14 X dha ni sa ri ga ma main
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15 ma X dha ni sa ri ga main
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16 ga ma X dha ni sa ri main
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17 ri ga ma X dha ni sa main
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18 (Tānas) devoid of pañcama. main
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19 sa ri ga ma pa dha X main
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20 X sa ri ga ma pa dha main
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21 dha X sa ri ga ma pa main
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22 pa dha X sa ri ga ma main
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23 ma pa dha X sa ri ga main
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24 ga ma pa dha X sa ri main
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25 ri ga ma pa dha X sa main
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26 (Tānas) devoid of niṣāda. main
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27 Thus end the sadava [ tanas ]. editorial_bracket
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28 X ri ga ma X dha ni main
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29 ni X ri ga ma X dha annotation_inline
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30 dha ni X ri ga ma X main
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31 X dha ni X ri ga ma annotation_inline
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32 ma X dha ni X ri ga main
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33 ga ma X dha ni X ri annotation_inline
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34 ni ga ma X dha ni X main
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35 (Tānas) devoid of sa-pa. main
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1 VIMARŚA annotation_inline
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3 be completed at niṣāda and there would be no place for kākalī niṣāda directly. main
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4 The word antara in the compound 'antara-mūrchanā' covers both antara main
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5 gāndhāra and kākalī niṣāda. Kākalī niṣāda could find a direct place in the main
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6 cycle only if the cycle ends with sadja so that the interval between nisāda and main
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7 şadja is covered; if the cycle begins with şadja then its interval from nişāda will main
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8 not be directly covered. The mandala (cycle) beginning with reabha in main
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9 sadjagrāma will cover both the grāmas in the following manner- main
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10 Madhyama-grama annotation_inline
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11 pa annotation_inline
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12 ma annotation_inline
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13 Sadja-grama annotation_inline
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14 ga annotation_inline
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15 п annotation_inline
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16 sa annotation_inline
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17 an ga dha unknown
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18 an ga kā ni unknown
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19 ma ni annotation_inline
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20 ga ni unknown
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21 kā ni unknown
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22 dha annotation_inline
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23 pa annotation_inline
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24 пі annotation_inline
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25 sa annotation_inline
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26 67, 68. Matanga has used the word grāmaņī ( leader of the village ) only main
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27 once. Sadja and madhyama are here said to be the grāmaņis (leaders) of sadja- main
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28 grāma and madhyama-grāma respectively. Other svaras are said to be their ( of main
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29 şadja and madhyama) agre-sara; this term could be explained in two ways main
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30 according to the association of agre with time and space. In the context of time main
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31 agre usually stands for 'later', e.g. agre vakṣyāmaḥ, "we shall speak of it later". In main
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32 the context of space it stands for 'in front' i.e. before. Other svaras come 'later' main
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33 than şadja and madhyama, because primarily şadja and madhyama have to be main
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34 established or accepted on an arbitrary sound and then the interval of rsabha- main
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35 pañcama could be shown. Thus the other svaras beginning with rşabha and main
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36 pañcama in the two grāmas come 'later'. In the context of space, the other svaras main
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37 come first, agre meaning in front. Monier Williams translates agre-sara as moving main
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38 in front or preceding; here preceding will have to be construed in terms of main
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39 space and not in terms of time. ni-ga-ma-pa-dha-ni are moving in front of 'sa' main
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40 and similarly pa-dha-ni-sa-ri-ga are moving in front of 'ma'; 'sa' and 'ma' are main
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41 'behind' in the sense that they have been accepted or supposed first. The 'first' main
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42 in time comes last in space; e.g. if some beeds are filled up in a bottle, those main
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1 51 page_number
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2 <b>TRANSLATION</b> page_header
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3 V (the Section on Grāma-mūrchanā) section_header
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4 [The treatment of grama] section_header
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5 (Anu. 30) annotation_inline
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6 Then, what is spoken of by the word grāma? How many grāmas are there? main
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7 From where is grāma born? And what is its objective? main
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8 (84) annotation_inline
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9 It is being answered. annotation_inline
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10 The two grāmas stand for a group! composed of svara, śruti and the like. main
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12 Just as all members of families live together, (similarly) grāma? is known as main
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13 (86) annotation_inline
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14 that by all the people where there is an abiding settlement. main
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15 Two grāmas named şadja and madhyama are definitely well-known. Nārada main
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16 speaks of gandhara (grama)3, but that is not 'sung' (used) by the mortals. main
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17 (87) annotation_inline
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18 ٠ page_number
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19 Şvaras are born of Sāmaveda, grāma is born of svaras, and these (grāmas) are main
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20 known to be two5 characterised by (the names) şadja and madhyama. main
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21 (88) annotation_inline
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22 (Anu. 31) annotation_inline
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23 The objective is thus - the systematisation<sup>6</sup> of svara, śruti, mūrchanā, tāna, jāti main
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24 (and) rāga is indeed the objective. main
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25 (Anu. 32) annotation_inline
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26 But why are the gramas named after the svaras sadja and madhyama? It is main
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27 being answered. Because of (their) uncommonness the grāmas are named after main
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28 them. And the uncommonness is on account of their being born of devakula? main
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29 (the community of gods). main
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30 The same has been said by Nārada - main
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31 "Ṣadja, gāndhāra" and madhyama are born of devakula. Brahmā, Viṣṇu and main
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32 Maheśvara should be known as their presiding deities." main
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33 Out of the two grāmas which one is known to be prominent? From the main
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34 statement by the muni (Bharata?), the prominence of şadja-(grāma)9 is known. main
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35 (89) annotation_inline
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