49. Hence, that which is, naturally, cooler than the moon and that which can save life without nectar, kindly give me such a careful attention and thereby fulfill my desire.
51. When the shower of your grace falls on me on all sides, then, the crop of rich knowledge will grow fully in my intellect, without any doubt.
53. But the sprout of knowledge will dry and wither, if you are going to remain disinterested here. If food, in the form of careful attention is obtained here, then the oratory will easily become healthy...
54. ...and to the words of the orator, easily, will sprout, the free-bies in the form of axioms. (Then) the meaning only waits for the words to come, and through the meaning mainfests the import.