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Mitra-samprāpti2.47–2.p01120
Mitra-samprāpti2.47
Sanskrit · 2.47
तथा च-
महताप्य् अर्थ-सारेण यो विश्वसिति शत्रुषु ।
भार्यासु सुविरक्तासु तद्-अन्तं तस्य जीवितम् ॥
English · Meaning
And likewise: whoever trusts enemies, even with great wealth, and trusts wives who are thoroughly estranged, that is the end of his life.
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Mitra-samprāpti2.p01117
Sanskrit · 2.p01117
तच् छ्रुत्वा लघुपतनको ऽपि निरुत्तरश् चिन्तयामास-अहो, बुद्धि-प्रागल्भ्यम् अस्य
नीति-विषये । अथवा स एवास्योपरि मैत्री-पक्षपातः । स आह-भो हिरण्यक !
English · Meaning
Having heard that, Laghupatanaka too, left without a reply, thought: “Ah, the bold acuteness of his intelligence in the matter of policy! Or rather, this very thing is a leaning in favor of friendship toward him.” He said: “O Hiraṇyaka!”
The wise say that among good people friendship begins with seven steps. Therefore, having attained friendship with me, listen to this word of mine.
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Mitra-samprāpti2.p01119
Sanskrit · 2.p01119
दुर्गस्थेनापि त्वया मया सह नित्यम् एवालापो गुण-दोष-सुभाषित-गोष्ठी-कथाः सर्वदा
कर्तव्याः, यद्य् एवं न विश्वसिषि ।
English · Meaning
Even while dwelling in a fortress, you should always converse with me, and should always have discussions about virtues and faults and well-spoken matters, if you do not trust in this way.
Hearing that, Hiraṇyaka too reflected: “This Laghupatanaka is seen to be eloquent and truthful in speech, so it is fitting to make friendship with him. But at no time should even a footfall into my fortress occur.” And it is said—
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