Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c66.31
Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c66.31
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The author was the son of Trayīśvaramitra. The poet Yaśaskara of Kashmir extracted the *sūtras* from this work and wrote his *Devi-stotra* for the purpose of illustrating them. These *sūtras* will be found given in Peterson, *loc. cit.* See above p. 279. Aufrecht i 32a, ii 6b. The date of Śobhākara is not known, but from the definitions of *alaṃkāras* given, he appears to be a comparatively recent writer, considerably later than Ruyyaka. But as he is quoted by Jagannātha (p. 202 = *sūtra* 11) and presumably by Appayya, he is earlier than the end of the 16th century.
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- Devīstotra (Laghu Paṇḍita) — Laghu Paṇḍita, Sanskrit