| [262] | i. e. on Pushpaka.—T. |
| [263] | i. e. four-cornered, The Earth, in Hindu cosmogony, is a flat surface having four corners.—T. |
| [264] | Svarga is the region where persons reap the fruit of Jyotishtoma, etc. Siddhi is Illusion spread by Gandharbas.—T. |
| [265] | By the superior splendour of Rāvana.—T. |
| [266] | Shatpada—six-footed—a name of the black bee.—T. |
| [267] | Salilodbhavas,—water-sprung—a name of the lotus.—T. |
| [268] | Kadamva—a drake; or, according to some, a teal; a gander; or the species gallinula porphyria.—T. |
| [269] | i.e. the faces of the females are meant. Another meaning is, gold for large lotuses.—T. |
| [270] | Vilāsa may also mean arch displays by way of coquetry.—T. |
| [271] | Yasa, according to some, here means grace.—T. |