A History of Sanskrit Literature c36.209

c36.209

*Politics*, of Aristotle, xviii. Polybios, Greek historian, 164. Polygnotos, painting of Oknos, 354. Polykrates' ring, motif, 355, n. 3. Popular speech, influence of, on literary dialect, 6, 7. Portraiture of the Buddha, in Gandhāran art, 490, 491. Post-Augustan poetry, compared with Sanskrit, 347–51. Pṛthu, astrologer, 530. Pṛthvyaças, *Horāṣaṭpañcāçikā*, 534. Pṛthvīrāja, king of Ajmir and Delhi, 173. Prabhācandra, 497; *Prabhāvakacaritra*, 294, n. 5. Prabhākara, philosopher, xxi, 473, 474, 499. Prabhākaravardhana, father of Harṣa, 317. Prabhudevī Lāṭī, poetess, 205, n. 1. Prācyamadhyas, uses of the, 10. Pradyota, king, 364. Pradyumna, astronomer, 522. Pradyumna Sūri, *Prabhāvakacaritra*, 294, n. 5. Prāgjyotiṣa, 94. Prājya Bhaṭṭa, *Rājāvalīpatākā*, 174. Prakāçātman, comments on *Pañcapādikā*, 477. Prākrits, xxv–xxvii, 26–31, 49, 80, 224, 261, 295, 341, 376, 385, 386. Prākrit grammarian, 433–6. Prākrit literature, 245. Prākrit lyrics, 223–6. Prākrit originals, alleged for Sanskrit poetry, 39–42. Prakṛti, legend of, 65. Praçastapāda, *Padārthadharmasaṁgraha*, xxi, 485. Pratāparudra, of Warangal, patron of Vidyānātha, 395. Pratāparudradeva, king (A. D. 1499), 191. Pratīhārendurāja, commentator on Udbhaṭa, 383. Pratiṣṭhāna, on the Godāvarī, 50, 267, 268. Pravarasena, king (of Kashmir or Vākāṭaka), 97, 132, 133, 168, 316. Prepositional compounds, 90, 213. Present participle in *anti* or *atī*, 20. Primary Prākrits, 27. Prītīkūṭa, home of Bāṇa, 314. Priyaṅgu, legend of, 46. Prolongation of vowels, 9. Propertius, Roman poet, 26, 194, 348, 356. Prose, in Kāvya, 300. Prose and verse, use of, ix, 69, 70, 244, 255, 256, 311, 330, 332, 408, 409. Ptolemy, 50; *Syntaxis* of, 519. Pulakeçin, king, defeats Harṣa, xvii, 315, n. 1.