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¹ A few critics questioned if Sanskrit (the refined) language of the Śilpa-śāstra, the science of fine arts, could ever have been 'barbarous': one such critic is dead and gone, and if there be yet anybody left he will have now an opportunity of examining the text for himself and revising his notion (*see* Opinions and Reviews at the end of Vol. IV).