Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c80.63

v2.c80.63

²⁹ This point will be discussed in ch. iv below. Rājaśekhara attributes some other doctrines to Udbhaṭa and his school (*audbhaṭāḥ*), which cannot be traced in Udbhaṭa’s existing work : (1) that a sentence has a threefold. denotation (*vākyasya tridhābhidhāvyāpāraḥ iti audbhaṭāḥ*) (2) that *artha* is of two kinds, viz., *vicārita-sustha* and *avicārita-ramaṇīya*, the first found in the *śāstras* and the second in *kāvyas*. The *Vyaktiviveka-vyākhyāna* attributes a similarly untraceable *siddhānta* at p.