Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c87.17
Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c87.17
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v2.c87.17
¹⁰ In Ānandavardhana's opinion, the province of poetry is unlimited, in spite of the fact that hundreds of poets have composed works for centuries; but the thoughts of two inspired poets may bear certain resemblance, which may be like that between an object and its reflection, between a thing and its picture, or between two human beings. The first two kinds of resemblance should be avoided, but the third is charming (iii 12-13).
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- Dhvanyāloka — Ānandavardhana, Sanskrit