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          76    SAMAGRA  TILAK - 2  •  A  MISSING  SANKHYA  KARIKA
              The  S4nkhya-tattva-kaumud£,  a  commentary  on the  Karikas
          by  V~chaspati-mishra as  printed  in  the  Niqtaya  Sagar  Press.
          Bombay, also contains the same seventy-two verses.
              We thus  see  that  there  are  in  all  72  verses  in all the copies
          of the  Sankhya  Karikas  now  available.  The  last  three  of  these
          give  us  only  the line of succession of teacher  and pupil or guru-
          parampara as  it is  called.  Thus  the doctrinal part  of the book at
          present  contains  69  verses  only,  whereas  verse  72  expressly  tells'
          us  that there are 70 verses in  the work.  No  satisfactory  solution
          of this difficulty has to my knowledge yet been published.

              Let us therefore see, if we can find a clue to this missing verse.
          The  sixty-first  Karika  and  Gau~ap~da's  Bhd~hya upon  it  in
          Wilson's  edition  run  as  follows  :-
                   ~: !j$+U«''i if ~f~~ it fiM:t{CCfd  I
                   "rr  U!I~Rt ~ ~f<:t5~f6 ~~ II  ~,  II
               ~ ~: ~~OJ AA~ it ~ ~ IRT~ ~ stfd~ill
          -,.4:i~q~,~~ttst...::t~~  ~ ~ ~) ~of ~ ~lli~IW"'~qqrtfl~tl: I
          a:f @l<d( mRr I  i~ !fiR1Jt  ~ I  ~ { f ~ )  \il;:g<~rots~:
          ~:~sa<llfui) ifQ~ ~ ~ qr  I  ~cr(  ~1W-Iifil<llilifii a<fd I ~
          WWlfldl  t6T  ~: ~ ~: I ~ I a:rsr  <:ti@ql:qlqf  ans:  I
          Pf~I(':CI{l~ 'fitf  ~: Jlifl:  ~ ifitf  qr  ~"''fil~ll~"4 I  a~
          14t'tl~ I~~~~~:~~ !lit~~: fiWf  ~ I ~
          ~JJ1il'f.m{ ~ JlCfii~Uij: ~~if~ I  friUur  ~sa<~~
          ~ d4:iJtl1;tq~~fd I  ~ ~ ~: I  <NT~ Cfil6:  CfiRUI"-
          ~ :or  I ~: ~ ( t q:qfcr)  -      Cfil6:  ~ ~ I  Cfil6:  ~
          i0ilffllfil6'l' ft ~: II  ~ ( f mr)  «t'dl~flll(ill4:  ~ Cflffl-
          s~sfttf ~ ~: I  mcf~ 'f*'5~tftt  ~ <fiRUT  ~ ( t ~)
          ~~ 6r.I:  ~ CfiiJl'  OJ  CfiR'li"  rrrf4  ~ ~ 1 ~ Jltl~
          ~ OJ  ~: Cfii'(Ull"'d<st~Rr I  OJ  ~'1~~'1~qql~  ~I ~= ~:
          ~<~OJ~~ Cfii<Uist«<Rr  ~ ~ I
              Here the  6lst verse  clearly states  that there is  nothing more
          '  delicate '  or  'subtle'  (~IHt'() than Prakriti,  evidently  mean-
          ing  that  according  to  the  Sankhya  Philosophy  Prakriti  is
          the  final  cause  of the  visible  world  and that  there is  no  other
          finer,  or  subtler  or  ulterior  cause.  The  comparative  degree
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