A History of Sanskrit Literature c27.s2.17

c27.s2.17

² i. 27, giving the characteristics of a mark of the poet’s imagination and of containing the seizure of a maiden, a struggle, separation, and the hero’s triumph, is held by Dé (BSOS. iii. 507) to apply to the Ākhyāyikā, by Nobel (*Indian Poetry*, p. 157) to refer to the Kathā. Both agree in censuring Daṇḍin for misunderstanding Bhāmaha, which in the circumstances is amusing.