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¹ In his two recently discovered works, called the *Avanti-Sundarī-Kathā* in prose and the *Avanti-Sundarī-Kathāsāra* in verse, Daṇḍin, the author of the *Daśa-kumāra-charita*, is held to be ‘well learned in architecture of royal and divine structures.’ (*Proceedings of the Second Oriental Conference*, 1922, pp. 194, 196; see also p. 252, of this Volume.)
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- Daśakumāracarita — Daṇḍin, Sanskrit
- Avantisundarīkathāsāra — Sanskrit
- Avantisundarīkathā — Daṇḍin, Sanskrit