Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c89.52

v2.c89.52

Candrâloka, cited 15*, 313 Chandrikā, on Dhvanyâloka 230* camatkāra, involved in rasa 173*, 319, 330; involved in vakrokti 238-39, 293; as an element of alaṃkāra 323; as explained by Jg 319; as the foundation of aucitya 357; its tenfold aspect as the basis of poetry 362 campū 97* carvaṇā (of rasa) 26*, 165 172, 327 caturvarga, as the aim of poetry 50, 51, 144 Cārudatta 339* cārutva, used for vicchitti (q. v.) 54, 291, 293, 324 chekānuprāsa 70 cit-svabhāvā (saṃvit) 158, 171 citra or citra-bandha, a class of fig, in Rdt and D 78, 79, 106-7; not mentioned by Bh, Bhā or Ud 82; Māgha on 82, 107*, Mmt on 82; discredited in later times in theory 107*; specialised works on 107*; its relation to citra-kāvya (q. v.) 107* citra-kāvya 107*; explained 201; includes figs devoid of suggestion 201, 207, 217, 240; not poetry but an imitation thereof 202; suffered by Mmt but rejected by Vis 201; why admitted by Anv 202; the exclusive province of Rk's work 290; Jg on 321 Citramīmāṃsā-khaṇḍana 317 citra-turaga-nyāya 150 Citrāṅgada 48 Critic, the. See sahr̥daya Criticism, in Sanskrit, its comparative rarity and its limitations 359; in Ks 359-60 cūrṇa (prose) 16*, 97*