Navasahasankacharita, 41 Nemiduta, 128 Nichula, 72 Nidanasutra, 159 Nilakantha, 50, 109 Nilakanthavijaya, 51 Nitisataka, 118 Nitisara,118 Padmagupta, 41 Padmapurana, 33 Paduka.*ahasra. 49 Paiyalachi, 146 Panchasati, 119 Panchatantra, 152 Pandavavijaya, 127 Panini,xi
Parijatapaharana, 102 Parvatiparinaya, 91 Patavali, 69 Patanjali, 34 Patanjalicharita, 111 Pattubhatta, 125 Pingala, 160 Poetics, 156
Prabandhacbintamani, 122 Prabandhak osau 123 Pcabhakara, 167 Prabhavati, 166 Prabodhacbandrodaya, 101 Pra^yumnavijaya, 112 Pranobharana, 127 Prarthanastabaka, 124 Prasatigaratnavali, 124 Prasastiratnavali, 125 Prataparudra-bhusbani, 165 Priyadarsika, 61 Puranas» 30 Puranjayacharita, 105 Pushpabanavilasa, 117 Raghavapandaviya, 41 Raghavavilasa, 124 Raghuvamsa, 36 Raghuviragadya, 4,9 Rajasekhara, 96 Rajasekhara, 123 Rajatarangini, xxx Raksbasakavya, 117 Ramabanastava, 111 Ramabhadra, 110 RamSchandra, 126 Ramachandrodaya, 60
, 106 Ramasataka, 48 Ramavarma, 113 Ramayana, 16
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Rams.yanacbampu, 147 Ramayanamanjari, 43 Ramesvara, 113 Ramesvaraviiaya, 150 Rasagangadhara, 169 Rasalankararahasya, 167 Rasapradipa, 167 Rasarnavasudbakara, 166 Rasasadanabhana, 106 RasikaraBJana, 126 Ratnakara, 40 Ratnavali, 80 Ravanavadha, 39 Renaissance Theory, 35 Rhys Davids, 151 Rigveda, 3
Rishabha-panchasika, 164 Ritusamhara, 117 Romaka-siddhanta, 54 Romavalisataka, 128 Rudra, 162 Rudradeva, 103 Rudrata, 162 Rukminiparinaya, 113 Rupa-goswamin, 105 Sabharanjana, 51 Saduktikarnamrita, 122 Sahasankacharita, 46 Sahityadarpana, 166 Sahityakaumudi, 167 Sahridayananda, 48 Sahridayariti, 165 Saivapurana, 33 Saktiswamin^ 40 Sakuntala, 74 Samaraja-dikshit, 107 Samaveda, 3 Samayamatrika, 43 Sankalpa-suryodaya, 124 Sankara, 119 Sankara-dikshit, 107 Sankhadhara, 102 Ssnskrit growth of, viithe age of, Cer was Dhanika, whose Avalaka, a commentary on the Dasarupa and v Kavyanirnaya^ an independent treatise on rhetoric, have come down to us.