Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c88: Additions And Corrections
Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c88
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Contents
- v2.c88.s1 To Volume Ii — 3 parts
Additions And Corrections
To Volume Ii
v2.c88.s1.1
P. 18, *fn* 36. Abhinava reads *sukha-prayojyaiś chandobhiḥ* in the text, which is paraphrased by Hemacandra and Māṇikyacandra simply as *sukha-śabdārtham saukumāryam iti bharataḥ*.
v2.c88.s1.2
P. 89, *fn*. Add in the last line: “also *ZDMG*, 1919, pp. 189f, where he deals with *prativastūpamā* and *dṛṣṭānta*”.
v2.c88.s1.3
P. 233. *l.* 2. Read *l.* 2 as follows: “as he accepts the suggestion of *rasa* as the essence of poetry.”
Linked texts (1)
- Kāvyānuśāsana — Hemacandra, Sanskrit