Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c26.s2.6

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Br̥hatkathā-mañjarī (ed. Kāvyamālā 69) 20 Bauddhâvadāna-kālpalatā (A) 21 Bhārata-mañjarī (ed. N. S. P.) 22 Muktāvali-kāvya (A and K) 23 Munimata-mīmāṃsā (A) 24 Rājāvali (mentioned in Kalhaṇa i 13) 25 Rāmāyaṇa-kathā-sāra (ed. Kāvyamālā 83) 26 Lalitaratna-mālā (A) 27 Lāvaṇyavatī-kāvya (A and K) 28 Vātsyāyanasūtra-sāra (A aud quoted in the Pañcasāyaka) 29 Vinaya-vallī (A) 30 Vetāla-pañcaviṃśati (from the Br̥hatkathā-mañjarī) 31 Vyāsāṣṭaka (A and K) 32 Śaśivaṃśa-mahākāvya (K) 33 Samayamātṛkā (ed. Kāvyamālā 12) 34 Suvr̥tta-tilaka (ed. Kāvyamālā pt. 2) 35 Sevyasevakôpadeśa (ed. Kāvyamālā pt. 2). The Hastijanaprakāśa, mentioned by Schönberg and Peterson is by Kṣemendra, son of Yadu Śarman (see Kāvyamālā p. 115 fn and Aufrecht i 765). The Navaucitya-vicāra in Schönberg is probably the same work as Aucityavicāra. The Kalāvilāsa has been translated into German by R. Schmidt in WZKM xxviii, 1914, p. 406f; the Darpadalana by the same in ZDMG lxix, 1915, p. 1f (also ed. and transl by B. A. Hirszbant, St. Petersberg, 1892).