A History of Sanskrit Literature c12.s3.8
A History of Sanskrit Literature c12.s3.8
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he adopts the Vaidarbha form,¹ and he develops in a marked degree the love of alliteration, though he never carries it to the point of affectation, as in the efforts of such poets as Māgha to produce effects by the constant repetition of a single letter. Nor is he fond of the Yamaka form to any undue degree: a good example is: