Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c70.21
Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c70.21
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*P. 63, fn 3.*—Add "pp. 143-146" after the reference to Kielhorn. See also *JRAS*, 1908, p. 497f. But D. R. Bhandarkar (*EI* ix p. 187f) and Klatt (*WZKM* iv, 1890, p. 61f; also Jacobi in *ibid* p. 236f) place Māgha in the beginning of the 8th and beginning of the 10th century respectively. There are several other verses in Māgha which betray an acquaintance with Poetics and Dramaturgy, e.g. ii 8, 86, 87; xiv 50; xix 41; xx 44 (where he refers to Bharata).