alaṁk. in 660 or 663 verses; in 3 chs. (Rangacharya's Madras edn. splits the 3rd into two). by
Daṇḍin of Kāñcī.

On Daṇḍin, his life, association with Pallavas, date etc., see NCC. I. pp. 308-10, under
Avantisundarī.

On the mutual chronology of Daṇḍin and Bhāmaha, see Keith, Ind. Studies in Honour of C. R.
Lanman, pp. 167-185; P. V. Kane, Hist. of Skt. Poetics, 3rd edn. 1951, pp. 96-120; V.
Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1953), pp. 284-5.

For study of his ideas and Bhoja's indebtedness to him see ibid.

Kāvyādarśa exercised wide influence all over the South as seen in the Daṇḍialaṁkāra in
Tamil, Kavirājamārga of Nṛpatuṅga (815-875 A. D.) in Kannada and the Siya-bas-lakara (C.
830-51) in Sinhalese.

Preserved also in Tibetan. For Mangolian C.s on it, see Shagdar Bira, [Page108-a] XXVIth Int.
Cong. Ori., Delhi, 1964. Proceed. Vol. I. (1966) p. 108.

On Kalāpariccheda mentioned by him in III. 171 as the missing 4th ch. of the Kāvyādarśa, as
borne out by some Daṇḍin-citations on this subject in Jayamaṅgalā and elsewhere, see S. L.
Katre, IHQ. XXIV. 1948, pp. 114-122. JBBRAS. NS. XXVI. ii. 1951. pp. 94-8.

Adyar II. pp. 34b-35a (6 mss.; 4 inc.). Adyar D. V. 1678. 1679 (inc.). 1680. 1681 (inc.). 1682
(inc.). 1683 (inc.). AK. 697. Allahabad 32. America 2364-68. Ānandāśrama 647 (with C.). Arrah I.
p. 7. AS. p. 46 (2 mss.). Assam Kāvyas 34. B. III. 50. Bikaner 3628. 3629 (1606 A. D.). 3630. 3631.
3632. 3633. BL. 138. BORI. 697 of 1891-95. BORI. D. XII. 122. 123 (inc., with C.). Burnell 55a.
Cabaton I. 666. Colombo D. I. 2095. 2096. Copenh. 16. Cranganore 318. Cs. VII. A. 20. 22. 23. Dacca
108. F (inc.). 408. R. (inc.). 416. I (inc.). 433. F (inc.). 455. A (with C.) (inc.). 1027. A.
Damodar. GD. 1346-51. 1352A (inc.). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 18 (2 mss.). Granthappura p. 70, nos.
1346-51. 1352a (inc.). Hombucca 19 (b). Hz. 234. 552. IM. 3527 (inc.). JASB. NS. 1907, p. 129.
JBORS. XXI. i. p. 38. Jesalmere p. 24. K. 100. Kāṭm. 8. Kh. 5. Luck. Uni. p. 37. MD. 12830. 12831.
12832. 12833 (with C.) (inc.). 15604 (with C.). Mithilā II. ii. 23. 23 (A). Moodbidri I. 72 (y)
(inc.). II. 525. 556. MT. 3065 (d). 3586 (b) (inc.). Nabadwip 667 (an.). Nepal I. p. 74 (inc.).
(an.). NW. 602. Oppert I. 968. 1217. 1418. 1419. 2580. 5011. 5511. 7902. II. 6109. Oudh XI. 10. Oxf.
203a. Paliyam 48. 49. 221 (b). 226 (b). Paris (B. 144). Pattan I. p. 162. PUL. II. p. 199 (with C.).
Ranbir 7838. RASB. [Page108-b] VI. 4789. 4790. Rice 282. SSPC. I. G. 3. 8. 15. Stein 61. TD. 5176.
Tra. Ad. Rep. 1103. 119. 120. Trav. Uni. 460B. 466D (I Pariccheda). 915 (with C., inc.). 2148A.
5115A. 5184. 8320B. L. 725. C. 1163 (with C.). T. 27 (inc.) (with C.). C. 1862A (with C.). TM. 295
(with C.). Tu7b. 8. Udaipur II. 168, 1 (25). Viśvabhāratī 1952.

For its Tibetan translation, see AR. XX. 581. Cordier III. p. 465, JASB. NS. 1907, pp.
129-130. JBORS. XXI. i. p. 38.

For index of its verses (kAvyAdarzazlokAnu-kramaNikA), see MT. 7604.

For an Index Verborum of the text, see IO. 5199.

Ptd. (1) with C. by Pt. Premachandra Tarkavāgīśa. Bib. Ind. 40. 1863, 1881. (2) Daṇḍin's
Poetik (Kāvyādarśa) in Sanskrit and German by O. Bohtlingk. Leipzig, 1890. (3) with a Sinhalese
transl. in Sinhalese script. Colombo, 1905. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1313. (4) by M. Rangacharya,
with C. of Taruṇavācaspati and an. C. Hṛdayaṅgamā. Madras, 1910. (5) with a new C. and Eng.
Notes by Rangacharya B. Raddi and S. K. Belvalkar. Bomb. Skt. and Pkt. Ser. 74, 75. Bombay,
1919-20. Belvalkar gave also an Eng. transl. of text, chs. I and II. Poona, 1920; Text and transl.,
Poona, 1924. (6) with a modern C. Kusumapratimā by Nṛsiṁhadeva Śāstrin. 2nd edn. Mehrchand
Lakshmandas. Lahore, 1933. (7) with C.s of Vādijaṅghāla, Taruṇavācaspati and the Mārjanā
(modern). Trivadi, 1936. (8) with the Tibetan version. edn. by A. C. Banerjee, University of
Calcutta. 1939. (9) with C. Ratnaśrī of Ratnaśrījñāna. Darbhanga, 1957. [Page109-a]

--C. unspecified.

Adyar II. p. 35a (inc.). Adyar D. V. 1684 (chs. I, II). America 2367-68. Ānandāśrama 647 (with
text). Cs. VII. A. 21 (inc.). L. 297. Mysore I. p. 298 (2 mss., inc.). II. p. 14. Oppert I. 7903.
Radh. 24. Trav. Uni. 915 (inc., with text). Trippūṇittura II. 53. 71.

--C. Hṛdayaṅgamā. an. Jesalmere p. 25; Skt. Intro. p. 62, no. 222 (3). MD. 12833 (inc.). 12835
(inc.). 15293 (inc.).

Ptd. in Rangacharya's edn., Madras, 1910 (for two Paricchedas only).

--C. Kāvyatattvavivecakakaumudī by Kṛṣṇakiṅkara Tarkavāgīśa of Gopālapura in Bengal.
IO. 1128.

--C. Ṭippaṇī by Kṛṣṇadatta Śarman. Assam Kāvyas 18 (Kalidatta Sarma Mahajan of
Dingdingi).

--C. Tātparyanirūpaṇa by Keśava Bhaṭṭāraka, son of Taruṇavācaspati.

TCD. 1176. Trav. Uni. T. 27 (inc.). Triv. Cur. I. 210. 211.

--C. by Jīvānanda Vidyāsāgar. modern.

Ptd. Calcutta, 1890 (2nd edn.), 1925 (4th).

--C. by Taruṇavācaspati, teacher of the Hoysala Vīra Rāmanātha who came to the throne in
1255 A. D. (See V. Raghavan, JOR. Madras XIII. pp. 293 ff.).

GD. 1352B-53. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 18 (2 mss.). Granthappura p. 71, nos. 1352b-53. MD. 12834.
15604 (with text). Paliyam 49. 224 (a). Taylor II. 357 (Paricchedas 1-3). Trav. Uni. 5099. 5437A.
8320A.

Ptd. in Rangacharya's edn., Madras, 1910, and in 1936, Trivadi edn. with Vādijaṅghāla's C.
[Page109-b]

--C. Ṭīkā by Tribhuvanacandra Vādisiṁha, a Jain. Hpr. III. 57. IV. 58.

--C. Ṭīkā by Dāmodara Miśra. Dacca 455. A and B (inc.).

--C. by Dharmavācaspati. Oppert I. 2581. C. by Taruṇavācaspati ?

--C. Daṇḍyarthamuktāvalī by Narasiṁhasūri, son of Gadādhara. L. 2394.

--C. Kusumapratimā by Nṛsiṁhadeva Śāstrin. modern.

Ptd. Lahore, 1933.

--C. by Bhagīratha. Tu7b. 8.

--C. Candrikā by Triśaraṇataṭa Bhīma. Ref. to in Hall p. 63.

--C. by Premacandra Tarkavāgīśa. modern.

Ptd. Bib. Ind. 40. 1863.

--C. Vaimalyavidhāyinī by Mallinātha, son of Jagannātha; different from the great
commentator. BL. 139.

--C. by Yāmuna or Yāmuneya.

BORI. 110 of 1919-24. BORI. D. XII. 126 (in 4 Paricchedas). GD. 1354 (inc.). Granthappura p. 71,
no. 1354 (inc.). MT. 3359. TCD. 1172 (Yamaka to end). 1173. 1174. 1175B. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1104. 131
(inc.). 132. Trav. Uni. 2148B. C. 1801. C. 1163. C. 1862B. T. 618. There is a ms. of it in Ori.
Inst., Baroda (no. 12632).

--C. by Raṅgācārya Raḍḍi. modern.

Ptd. in the edn. in Bombay Skt. and Pkt. Ser. 75. 1919-20; also BORI. Poona, 1938.

--C. Ratnaśrī by Ratnaśrījñāna of Ceylon, patronised by Rāṣṭrakūṭa Tuṅga; written in
the 23rd regnal year of Rājyapāla, probably of the Pāla Dynasty. Daṇḍin's text is called here
Kāvyalakṣaṇa. [Page110-a]

Ptd. Mithilā Vidyāpīṭha Granthamālā, I. 4. Darbhanga, 1957, based on a single palm leaf
ms. in private possession in Mithila.

--C. by Rāmapati (Rāmāpati).

Bikaner 3634. 3635 (1586 A. D.; Paricchedas 1 and 2).

--C. Śrutānupālinī by Vādijaṅghāla.

BORI. 111 of 1919-24. BORI. D. XII. 125 (inc.). (copy from next). MT. 2746 (inc.). 4347 (inc.).
PUL. II. p. 199. Stein 61. TCD. 1175A. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1104. 130 (ghaṅghaladeva). Trav. Uni. C.
1862A. T. M. 295.

Edn. V. Krishnamacharya. Trivadi, 1936.

--C. by Vijayānanda.

Bl. 6. BORI. 42 of 1872-73. BORI. D. XII. 123 (fr.). Gough p. 107.

--C. Rasikarañjinī by Viśvanātha. Oppert I. 4112.

--C. by Śauri Śarman, son of Śrī Rāma Śarman.

Assam Kāvyas 13 (Kalidatta Sarma of Dingdingi) (upto Preyolaṁkāra).

--C. Mārjanā by Harinātha Mahopādhyāya, son of Viśvadhara.

BORI. 373 of 1895-98. BORI. D. XII. 124. Oxf. 206b. Peters. VI. 91 (no. 373). Extr. p. 30.

another name of C. Saṁketa of Someśvara on Kāvyaprakāśa. See the colophons in the ptd. text.
Rajasthan Puratana Granthamala, 1959.

name of C. on Kāvyaprakāśa, by Rehladeva, son of Padmanābha, and grandson of Nṛsiṁha. Rep.
Raj. & C. I. p. 9. [Page110-b]

Kaḍayanallūr 293.

[alaṁk.] MT. 5578 (a) (inc.). Restored from MD. 12829. Same as Kāvyadarpaṇa by
Rājacūḍāmaṇi Dīkṣita.

unspecified.

BP. pp. 170b. 177b. Pattan I. p. 116. Trav. Uni. 1208C.

--C. Vṛtti. BP. p. 183b.

alaṁk. by Vāgbhaṭa I. See Vāgbhaṭālaṁkāra.

alaṁk. in 5 chs. in Sūtras and Vṛtti. by Vāgbhaṭa II, son of Nemikumāra and Vasundharā and
native of Rāhaḍapura. Q.s Vāgbhaṭa I.

Jainagranthāvalī p. 315. Weber 1717.

--C. Alaṁkāratilaka by a. himself. B. 344. BORI. 3 of 1869-70. 300 of 1880-81. 290 of 1884-86.
BORI. D. XII. 128-30. D. pp. 6 (inc.). 187. IO. 1157 (d. 1459 A. D.). Jainagranthāvalī pp. 314.
315. Jodhpur 1840. Kh. 71. Pattan I. p. 383. Weber 1717.

Ptd. with his C. Alaṁkāratilaka. K. M. 43. Bombay, 1894, 1915.

alaṁk. in 8 chapters by Hemacandra. Jain polymath who flourished under Jayasiṁha Siddharāja
and his successor Kumārapāla of Aṇhilvad in Guzarat; composed between 1136-43 A. D. in three
parts: Sūtras (KA.), Vṛtti called Alaṁk. cūḍāmaṇi and further C. called Viveka.

Adyar D. V. 1685 (fr.). AK. 1352. BBRAS. 137. 138 (inc.). Bik. 1460. BORI. 398 of 1871-72. 265 of
1873-74. 153 of 1881-82. 574 of 1884-86. 1352 of 1891-95. 680 of 1899-1915. BORI. D. XII. 127
(others not described). [Page111-a] BP. pp. 174b. 226a. Bu7hler 542. Chani 1401. D. pp. 39. 67. 207.
GD. 1355. 1356 (both inc.). Gough pp. 69. 127. Granthappura pp. 70, 71, nos. 1355-1356 (inc.). Gu.
11. IO. 5219-21. Jainagranthāvalī p. 314. JBhP. I. 117. Kh. 102. MD. 12836. P. 25. Pattan I. pp.
398. 411 (inc.). Peters. III. p. 404 (no. 574). V. p. 134 (no. 84 (ii). with Extr.). Rice 280.
304.

Ptd. (1) with his own C.s. K. M. 71, N. S. Press, Bombay, 1901. (2) by R. C. Parikh and R. B.
Athavale, with an. Ṭippaṇa. Mahavirajaina Vidyalaya Series in 2 pts., Text, Intro. and Notes,
Bombay, 1938. (3) Revised edn. of (2) by R. C. Parikh and V. M. Kulkarni, with two an. Ṭippaṇas
and with variants and addl. apps. and indices. Bombay, 1964.

kāvya. by Keśavapaṇḍita, son of Nāna. BORI. 329 of 1884-87. BORI. D. XIII. i. 72 (inc.).
Rgb. 329.

alaṁk. by Śrīvatsalāñchana. B. II. 74. BISM. vi. 119/7. Lahore 8. PUL. II. p. 199. Radh.
24. Trav. Uni. 7453. Ujjain II. p. 34.

or kAvyaprakAzakhaNDana alaṁk. a criticism of Kāvyaprakāśa. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 27.
L. 2674. RASB. VI. 4849.

See above Kāvyaprakāśakhaṇḍana.

by Amaracandra. Jainagranthāvalī p. 315.

by Hariprasāda Māthura, son of Gaṇeśa. BORI. 526 of 1884-87. BORI. D. XII. 131 (d. 1719 A.
D.). Rgb. 526.

alaṁk. an. MT. 575 (a). 5469. 6494 (restored from previous ms.) (all inc.). [Page111-b]

alaṁk. Arrah I. p. 7. Moodbidri II. 338 (c) (inc.). Ranbir 7717 (SanskritTibetan-Kāvyādarśa
?).

alaṁk. by Baladeva. IM. 10466 (inc.).

--C. Vanataraṅgiṇī. Oppert II. 2761. 2787.

or bhAmahAlaGkAra in about 400 verses in 6 Paricchedas. by Bhāmaha, son of Rakrilagomin. On
the mutual chronology of Bhāmaha and Daṇḍin, see ref. s above under Kāvyādarśa of
Daṇḍin.

Adyar II. p. 37a. GD. 1357-58. Granthappura p. 71, nos. 1357-58. MD. 12920. MT. 7605 (index of
verses). Mysore I. p. 299. Oppert I. 3731. TCD. 1178. Trav. Uni. 872 (I-V inc.). T. 313.

For detailed study of the different ideas of Bhāmaha in this work, see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's
Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963) and also Some Concepts of Alaṁk. Śāstra, Adyar, pp. 17-8,
94-103, 117-121, 134-5, 183-4, 200-3.

Ptd. (1) as app. in Pratāparudrayaśobhūṣaṇa, Bomb. Skt. Ser. 65, Bombay, 1909. (2) with
Eng. transl. by P. V. Naganatha Sastry. Tanjore, 1927. (3) Kas. Skt. Ser. 61, Benares, 1928.

--C. Bhāmahavivaraṇa by Udbhaṭa. ref. to by Abhinavagupta and others; fr. ms. discovered from
Kafirkoth in Pakistan and published in Roman script, by R. Gnoli. Ismeo, Rome, 1962. See NCC.
II. p. 340b.

or rudraTAlaGkAra in 16 chs. containing 734 verses, mostly in Āryā. by Rudraṭa of Kashmir,
son of Bhaṭṭa Vāmuka [Page112-a] alias Śatānanda (see text V. 12-14 and Namisādhu's C.
thereon).

Adyar II. p. 38a. Adyar D. V. 1823 (a. called Rudra Bhaṭṭa). Ben. 34. Bik. 610. Bikaner 3636.
BORI. 248 of 1875-76. 159 of Ā882-83 (with C.). BORI. D. XII. 132. 133 (with C.). Bu7hler 542.
Dāhilakṣmī XXXIV. 6 (inc.). IO. 5206-7. Kh. 87. L. 3328. Oudh XI. 10. Peters. I. p. 118 (no. 159)
(with C.). Radh. 24. 46. Report XVI. SB. 301 (inc. 2 mss.). Tra. Ad. Rep. 1112. 102 (inc.). Trav.
Uni. C. 2472.

Ptd. (1) with C. of Namisādhu. K. M. 2. Bombay, 1886. (2) with Namisādhu's C. and a new
Hindi C., Hindi Anusandhāna Pariṣad Granthamālā. Delhi, 1965.

For an analysis of it and a list of the figures given in it, see G. A. Jacob, JRAS. (1897)
pp. 291-95. For detailed studies of R.'s. ideas, see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa
(1963) pp. 127-9, 189-92, 216-8, 230-6, 238-42, 294-6, 302-4, 366-9, 386-9, 412-3, 437-8, 441-2,
460-1, 610-1, 681-6; also Number of Rasas, Adyar, pp. 43, 62, 70, 107-8, 110-1, 114-7, 122-5 and
Some Concepts of Alaṁk. Śāstra, Adyar, pp. 58-9, 105-6, 191-3, 208-13, 259-60.

--C. unspecified. America 2407 (Vṛtti). Kh. 87.

--C. by Āśādhara, son of Sallakṣaṇa. Mentioned by a. himself in the Praśasti at the end of
his Anagāradharmāmṛta. See NCC. II. p. 194. Also Peters. II. Intro. p. 85. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 624
fn.

--C. by Namisādhu composed in 1069 A. D. [Page112-b]

Adyar II. p. 38a (inc.). Adyar D. V. 1823 (inc.). Bikaner 3637. BORI. 70 of 1873-74. 53 of
1880-81. 159 of Ā882-83. BORI. D. XII. 133-35. D. p. 169. Kh. 34. L. 3102. 3324. Peters. I. p. 118
(no. 159). R. A. Sastri I. p. 26. RASB. VI. 4801. Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900, p. 67. Stein 61.

See JRAS. (1897) pp. 298-9 for list of authorities q. here.

--C. Ṭīkā by Vallabha mentioned by him in his C. on Śiśupālavadha IV. 21 (R. ṭīkā), VI.
28 (Alaṁk. ṭīkā).

alaṁk. Radh. 24. Probably Dhvanyāloka.

or zizuprabodhAlaGkAra by Puñjarājanṛpati, son of Jīvanendra of Śrimāla family of
Mālavamaṇḍala. Bhr. 210 (upto ch. 8). BORI. 210 of 1882-83. BORI. D. XII. 140 (inc.). Peters.
III. p. 396 (no. 356).

or dezikayazobhUSaNa by Aṇṇayācārya. Mysore II. p. 7 (inc.).

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 94b.

sometimes ref. to also as alaGkArasArasaGgraha and udbhaTAlaGkAra in 6 chs. called Vargas
containing 79 Kārikās; the illustrations are, according to the C. of Pratīhārendurāja, from
a.'s poem Kumārasaṁbhava. by Udbhaṭa, Sabhāpati of Cippaṭa Jayāpīḍa of Kashmir (779-813 A.
D.).

Follows Bhāmaha on whose work also he commented.

BORI. 64 of 1873-74. BORI. D. XII. 141 (with C.). D. p. 57. IO. 5291-5. Jainagranthāvalī p.
315. Trav. Uni. 91B (with C.).

For an analysis see Jacob, JRAS. 1897. pp. 286-7 and P. V. Kane, Hist. of Skt. Poetics
(1935 edn.), pp. 125-30. [Page113-a]

For detailed studies of U.'s ideas, see V. Raghavan, Bhja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963) pp.
84-6, 138-40, 196-7, 296-300, 327-8, 347-8, 367-8, 379-82, 392-4; Some Concepts of Alaṁk.
Śāstra, Adyar, pp, 183-4; and Number of Rasas, Adyar, pp. 13, 42, 61-2, 107-8.

Ptd. (1) N. S. Press, 1915 with C. by Pratīhārendurāja. (2) with same C. ed. by N. D.
Banhatti, Bomb. Skt. Ser. 1925. (3) GOS. 55. 1931. with Tilaka's C. See also JRAS. 1897,
pp. 829-53 for a transliterated text.

See also NCC. II. p. 340b.

--C. Trav. Uni. 91B (with text).

--C. Udbhaṭaviveka by Rājānaka Tilaka who refers to Pratīhārendurāja. MT. 3098 (described
wrongly as Mukula Bhaṭṭa's).

See BSOS. IV. p. 279.

Ptd. GOS. 55 (1931) on the basis of the above ms.

--C. Laghuvṛtti by Pratīhārendurāja, pupil of Mukula.

BORI. 64 of 1873-74. BORI. D. XII. 141. Bu7hler 542. D. p. 57. Jesalmere pp. 24. 38. Kh. 87. Rep.
Raj. & C. I. p. 25.

and vRtti called kavipriyA in 5 Adhikaraṇas containing in all 12 chs. and 319 sūtras,
together with their explanations and illustrations. by Vāmana who is identical, according to the
tradition, with the minister of King Jayāpīḍa of Kashmir (779-813 A. D.) who is mentioned by
Kalhaṇa in Rājataraṅgiṇī (IV. 497). Vāmana q. Bhavabhūti and Māgha and is presupposed by
Ānandavardhana and is q. [Page113-b] by Abhinavagupta in Locana, by Dhanika in his C. on
Daśarūpaka and by others. Sāgaranandin q. him in his Nāṭakalakṣaṇaratnakośa under the
name Kātyāyana (see NCC. III. p. 322b).

Adyar II. p. 33a. Adyar D. V. 1686-1688. BBRAS. 139 (inc.). 140. BC. 306. Ben. 35. Bikaner 3638.
BL. 297. BORI. 71 of 1873-74. 260 of 1875-76. 527 and 528 of 1884-87. BORI. D. XII. 136-39. Bu7hler
542. Burnell 57b. Cabaton I. 670. Cs. VII. A. 24. Damodar. GD. 1359. 1360. 1389E (inc.).
Granthappura p. 71, nos. 1359. 1360. p. 72, no. 1389E. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 18. Hpr. II. 28. Hz.
845. IIO. 5. IO. 5208-9. Jesalmere p. 38 (upto V. 2). K. 100. Kh. Intro. V. 87. L. 2515. Lahore 8.
Lucknow Mus. MD. 12837-41. Mithilā II. ii. 24. NP. VI. 28. VIII. 16. Oppert I. 1026. 2795. 3208.
5643. 5933. 7905. II. 1159. 1160. 1682. 6699. 6877. 7740. Oudh VIII. 12. Oxf. 206b. Paris (B 101).
Report XVII. Rgb. 527. 528, SB. 299. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1914-15, p. 6 (no. 2438). SSPC. I. G. 5. Stein
61. Taylor I. 72. TD. 5177-78. Trav. Uni. 248. 564. 988 (all with C.). 13488A. 13503B (with C.). T.
316 (with C. & Cc.).

For a detailed study of his ideas, see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963) pp.
73-5, 89-90, 114-5, 129-30, 133-5, 137-8, 140-1, 153-4, 171-2, 189-92, 207-8, 210-12, 217-8, 222-5,
227-33, 237-8, 251-2, 271-4, 286-91, 293-4, 297-301, 304-9, 316-9, 324-5, 338-9, 342-5, 347-8,
350-3, 378-80, 391-2, 426-7, 674-6, 679-82, 807-8; also Some Concepts of Alaṁk. Śāstra,
Adyar, pp. 143-4. [Page114-a]

Ptd. (1) by Carl Cappeller, Jena, 1875. (2) K. M. 15. Bombay, 1889. 4th edn. 1953. (3) by
Jīvānanda Vidyāsāgara, Calcutta, 1892. (4) with C. Kāvyālaṅkārakāmadhenu by Gopendra
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For a Telugu transl., see Āndhrakāvyālaṅkārasūtravṛtti by Vedala Tiruvengalacharyulu.
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--Cc. Ṭippaṇa by Sahadeva. Trav. Uni. T. 316.

--C. (Kāvyālaṁkāra) Kāmadhenu by Gopendra Tippa (or Tripurahara) Bhūpāla.

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Ptd. with text. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam.

--C. Sāhityasarvasva by Maheśvara Subuddhi Miśra. IO. 1130 (inc.). Oxf. 207b.

--C. by Sahadeva, pupil of Śaśāṅkadhara. TCD. 1205 (transcript of a ms. in Baroda Central
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