Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c44.4

v1.c44.4

¹ The verse *hṛdi viṣalatā* quoted by Viśvanātha at p. 506 (*ad* x 39) occurs in the *Gita-govinda*, ed. N. S. P. iii 11, p. 58. It is also ascribed to Jayadeva by Śārṅgadhara (no. 3460) and Vallabhadeva (no. 1314). Bühler and Peterson assign (*Kashmir Rep.* p. 64 and *Subhās*[^9] p 38) 1116 A. D. as the date of Jayadeva, while Haraprasāda Śāstrī gives the date 1175 A. D. (*Notices*, 2nd. Ser., p. xxxviii). Jayadeva, however, is said to have been cited by Cāndkavi, who wrote his epic on Pṛthvīrāja of Delhi towards the end of the 12th century (but see *WZKM* vii 189; *JRASBom* xi 283). Viśvanātha also refers to *Laṭaka-melaka* (p. 176, *ad* iii 219) of Śaṅkhadhara, which also belongs to this century.