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B, J, S, NL are the 6ve (admissible) feet: in the sixth (place) are NL or J. The final is long: J cannot stand in the unequal places."
The word శర "five" in the first line signifies arrows. This word implies five, because that is the number of arrows assigned to (Ananga) Cupid. The words within brackets are inserted apparently to fill up the metre.
95. For this rule the following has been substituted, as more intelligible.
The rest, as above. Here c«iS5& ("*?") is a contraction for Jive.
These rules are expressed in the following lines*
Tres et quinque pedes Candae; quatuor brevia sequent:
Amphibrachys sexto semper stet, seu Procelcusma:
Dimidii ciijusque sit ultima syllaba longa.
Imparibu* uunquam sedibus veuit Aropbibrachysque.
