Dear Colleagues, while commenting on IPK I.5.12 Abhinava’s Vimarśinī says:
ātmāta eva caitanyaṃ citkriyācitikartṛtā / tātparyeṇoditas tena jaḍāt sa hi vilakṣaṇaḥ // Ipk_1,5.12 // […] citkriyācitikartṛtātātparyeṇa iti samāsaḥ / ardhayuk pādaviśrāntiḥ iti hi kāvye samayaḥ, na śāstre. So the first word in the third pāda is to be considered in compound with the last word of the second. According to the rule ardhayuk pādaviśrāntiḥ (by the way, coming from where?) this should be inadmissible, but – Abhinava says – this holds only for kāvya, not for śāstra. My question is: are you aware of a set of exceptional rules only valid for the śāstric metrical texts? Many thanks! Raffaele Prof. Raffaele Torella Emeritus Professor of Sanskrit Sapienza University of Rome www.academia.edu/raffaeletorella
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