A History of Sanskrit Literature c17.s1.62

c17.s1.62

Still later probably are the *Bhāvaçataka*² of Nāgarāja of the Ṭāka family, or of Bhāva, his protégé, and the *Upadeçaçataka*³ of Gumāni, as well as many other works. In the seventeenth century the great authority on poetics, Jagannātha, wrote his *Bhāminīvilāsa*,⁴ admirable in many respects both as an erotic poem, an elegy, and a store of gnomic sayings, but this poetry is well beyond the limits here set.