A History of Sanskrit Literature c36.10

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Dākṣī, mother of Pāṇini, 425. Dakṣiṇāvartanātha, commentator, 81, 87. Ḍallana, comm. on Suçruta, 507. Damaskios, neo-Platonist and director of the Athenian school (A. D. 510), 525. Damayantī and Nala, tale of, 140, 141. Dāmaras, of Kashmir, 159, 160. Dāmodara, great-grandfather of Daṇḍin, xvi. Dāmodara, of Dīrghaghoṣa family, *Vāṇībhūṣaṇa*, 417. Dāmodara, son of Lakṣmīdhara, *Saṁgītadarpaṇa*, 466. Dāmodaragupta, *Kuṭṭanīmata*, 236, 237. Damanaka, 249, 250. Danae, motif, 284. Daṇḍin, xvi, xvii, n. 6, 19, 31, n. 1, 32, 49, 59, 60, 92, 101, 116, 266, 268, 271, 296-330, 308, 326, 338, 340, 362, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 389, 461, 462. Dardic branch of Indian race, 33. Dardura hills, 94. Daçapura, city, 85; panegyric of, 79; *Bhūtabhāṣā* in, 386. Daçārṇa, country, 85. Dative, usages with, 18. Dattaka, of Pāṭaliputra, authority on erotics, 468. Dattaka Sarvāçraya, father of Māgha, 124. Defects in poetry (*doṣa*), 374. Deinias and Kymbas, 369. Demokritos, Greek philosopher, 356. Deodars of the Himālayas, 80. Derivative forms of the *Pañcatantra*, 259-63. Deva, *Daiva*, 430. Devadatta, version of *Çukasaptati*, 292. Devāditya, father of Trivikrama Bhaṭṭa, 332. Devaṇṇa Bhaṭṭa, *Smṛticandrikā*, 448. Devaprabha Sūri, 143. Devasmitā, legend of, 284, 364. Devasvāmin, astrologer, 530. Dhanaṁjaya, *Daçarūpa*, 266. Dhanaṁjaya, *Nāmamālā*, 414. Dhanaṁjaya Çrutakīrti, 137. Dhanapāla, *Tilakamañjarī*, 272, 331; *Pāiyalacchī*, 415. Dhanurveda, works on, 364. Dhanvantari, author of a medical glossary, 96, 414. Dharmadāsa, imitates Bāṇa, 327. Dharmakīrti, philosopher, xxii, 308. Dharmanātha, a Tīrthakara, 143. Dharmarāja, *Vedāntaparibhāṣā*, 478. Dhavalacandra, patron of Nārāyaṇa, 263. Dhvī, poet, *Pavanadūta*, 53, 86, 190, 219, n. 1, 220. Dhvanikāra, 393, 396. Dialects in Sanskrit, 4. Dialects of the Açokan inscriptions, 27, 28. Dialogue in Kalhaṇa, 169. Didactic fable, 242-65. Didactic tale, 293-5. Digambara Jain monk, 301. Digambaras, 28. Dignāga, philosopher, xxi, xxii, 81, 107, 484, 485. Digvijaya, of Raghu, 93. Dilīpa, father of Raghu, 93. Dio Cassius, 531. Dio Chrysostomos, 370, 371. Diophantos, astronomer, (c. A.D. 250-75; Heath, *Diophantus of Alexandria*, 2nd. ed. 1910), 525. Dīpaṁkara, *Açvavaidyaka*, 465. *Directorium vitae humanae*, see *Liber Kelilae et Dimnae*, 358. Direct speech, love of, 244, 245. Disadvantages of poetic form in Çāstras 411. Divākaramitra, a Buddhist sage, 318. Divodāsa, king of Benares, 507.