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mānasya viratāv apīty atrāpi pūrvoktenānāgasīty anena na virodhaḥ |
mānasya viratau api iti atra apieven in this phrase 'even once māna has ceased' pratīka — quoting the mūla, with atra api 'here too''मान के निवृत्त हो जाने पर भी' — इस [पद] के विषय में भी
pūrva-uktena anāgasi iti anenawith the earlier phrase 'when he is blameless (anāgasi)' instr. — 'with what was stated before'पहले कहे गए 'अनागसि' [इस पद] के द्वारा
na virodhaḥthere is no contradictionकोई विरोध नहीं है
mānasya viratau api iti — the phrase 'even once māna has ceased'; atra api — here too; pūrva-uktena anāgasi iti anena — with the earlier phrase 'when he is blameless'; na virodhaḥ — is in no conflict.
'मान के निवृत्त हो जाने पर भी' — इस पद के विषय में भी, पूर्वोक्त 'अनागसि' पद के साथ कोई विरोध नहीं है।
Jīva heads off a worry. The verse says the longing comes 'even once māna has ceased' — so māna was present. One might think that clashes with what Rūpa said earlier with the word 'anāgasi,' 'when the lover is blameless.' Here too, Jīva says, there is no contradiction.
'मान के शान्त हो जाने पर भी' — यहाँ भी पहले कहे गए 'अनागसि' (जब वह निरपराध हो) वचन के साथ कोई विरोध नहीं आता।
anāgas = 'without offense, guiltless'; anāgasi (loc.) 'when [he] is at no fault.' It quotes an earlier line where māna is said to arise even toward a lover who has done nothing wrong — hence the apparent tension with naming māna here.
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tadāpy anāgastva-mananāt ||
tadā apibecause even then — even after the sulk has fadedतब भी
anāgastva-mananātshe still holds him to be blameless abl. of reason — 'because of [her] thinking [him] guiltless'क्योंकि [वह उसे] निरपराध ही मानती रहती है (अनागस्त्व के मनन के कारण)
tadā api — even then; anāgastva-mananāt — because she still regards him as at no fault [there is no contradiction].
तब भी, [उसके] निरपराध होने के मनन के कारण।
And here is why there is no clash. Even then — even after the sulk has died down — she goes on regarding him as blameless. So the earlier 'when he is blameless' still holds good, and the two statements sit together fine.
क्योंकि तब भी वह उसे निर्दोष ही मानती रहती है।