[181] Summary of pp. 141–155.
[182] Or, Ananga, name of Kāma.
[183] Since he can only give it the name, not the substance or meaning. Kumāra = (a) name of Kārtikeya; (b) prince.
[184] Kāma.
[185] Summary of pp. 176–189.
[186] Lit., ‘sew him to himself.’
[187] Summary of pp. 190, 191.
[188] Summary of p. 193.
[189] Çarabha, a fabulous animal supposed to have eight legs, and to dwell in the snowy mountains.
[190] (a) Many sins; (b) twilight.