A History of Sanskrit Literature c36.109.1

c36.109.1

Mallinātha, commentator, 81, 83, 87, 417, n. 2, 435. Malliṣeṇa, *Syādvādamañjarī*, 497. Mālyavant, 266, 267. Mamma, battle of, with Utpala, 152. Mammaṭa, *Kāvyaprakāça*, xvii, 87, n. 5, 140, 141, 237, 373, 384, 387, 388, 390, 393, 394, 395, 396, 398. Man about town, characteristics of the, 51, 52. Mānasa, lake, 85. Mānatuṅga, *Bhaktāmarastotra*, 214. Mandākinī, river, described by Vālmīki, 43. Maṇḍana Miçra, works by, 474. Mandaradeva, a Vidyādhara, 279. Manetho, *Apotelesmata*, 531. Man-eating monster, Buddhist and Christian legend of, 502. Māṇikya Nandin, *Parīkṣāmukhasūtra*, 484. Māṇikya Sūri, *Yaçodharacaritra*, 142, 334, n. 1. Maṇittha (cf. Manetho), 530. Maṅkha, poet, 136, 137, 161, 172, 307, 339, 396, 414. Manners (*rīti*), of diction, 383, 384, 389, 391. Māra, legend of, 66, 502, 503. Marāṭhī literature. 36; language, 24, 90. Marco Polo, on devilries of Kashmir, 166. *Maria Stuart*, by Schiller, 86. Marīci, legend of, 302. Māridatta, legend of, 333, 334. Marie of France, 362. Mārkaṇḍeya, *Prākṛtasarvasva*, 33, 269, 434, 435. Martial, 127, n. 1, 310, 313, n. 1, 348; exiled from Rome, 56. Martianus Capella, style of, 70, n. 2. Marwar, Apabhraṅça loved in, 386. Mary, mother of Jesus, legends of, 502, 503, 504. Mas'ūdi, Arab geographer and historian (died Cairo, A. D. 956), 360, 527. Mātaṅga Divākara, poet, 201, 214. Mathematics, 75, 404, 408, 523–8. Mathurā school, uses Sanskrit, 15, n. 3. Mathurānātha, *Tattvacintāmaṇirahasya*, 485.