A History of Sanskrit Literature c36.8

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Caesuras, 90, 108, 417. Caitanya, 219. Cakora, bird, 341, 343. Cakrapāṇi, continues *Daçakumāracarita*, 297, n. 3. Cakrapāṇidatta, comm. on Suçruta, 507. Cakravāka, bird, 343. Calderón, Chinese parallels to, 504. Cambodia, 507; Sanskrit inscriptions of, 16. Campā, Sanskrit inscriptions in, 16. Cāṇakya (possibly Cāṇikya), xvii, 461, 462, 505; see also *Kauṭilīya Arthaçāstra*. Caṇḍa, *Prākṛtalakṣaṇa*, 433. Caṇḍāla maidens, intercourse with, in Buddhist Tantric ritual, 496. Caṇḍaladevi, Rājput princess, 155. Caṇḍālas, depressed condition of the, in Gupta times, 75, 99. Caṇḍamāri-devatā, 333. Caṇḍeçvara, *Smṛtiratnākara*, 448. Caṇḍī, goddess, 135. Candra, *Cāndra Vyākaraṇa*, 431, 432. Candrāditya, king, 205, n. 1. Candrakīrti, commentator on Nāgārjuna, 493. Candragomin, *Çiṣyalekhadharmakāvya*, 71, 72. Candragopin, 72. Candragupta I, 74, 78. Candragupta II, 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 81. Candragupta Maurya, 228, 294, 459. Candragupta, poet, 339. Candralekhā, princess, 188. Candrāpīḍa, hero of the *Kādambarī*, 321. Candraṭa, revises text of Suçruta, 507. Caṅgadeva, grandson of Bhāskara, 524. Caṇpaka, father of Kalhaṇa, 158. Capalā, form of Āryā, 418. Caraka, medical authority, xxiii, 13, 461, 486, 488, n. 2, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 513, n. 2, 514. Cārāyaṇa, authority on erotics, 468. Cardonne, translation of Turkish *Humāyūn Nāmeh*, 358. Cāritrasundara Gaṇin, 143. Cariyāpiṭaka, 68. Carmaṇvatī, river, 85. Cārvākas, 499. Cases, use of, 21. Caṣṭana, Kṣatrapa, of Ujjayinī, 49. Castles in the air, 362. Cat and the candle, legend of, 364. Cat and mice, fable of, 242. Cātaka, bird, 343. Catullus, 194, 345; *Attis*, 26, n. 1. Caura, Cora, poet, 188. Celsus, osteology of, 514. Cerebralization, 27; perhaps due to Dravidian influence, 5. Cetasiṅha, oppressed by Warren Hastings, 337. Character and extent of the use of Sanskrit, 8–17. Characteristics and development of Sanskrit in literature, 17–26. Characteristics of Old Prākrits, 29, 30. Characteristics of the Çāstras, 406–11. Characterization, 325. Charadrios, legend of, 356. Chares of Mytilene, 366. Charioteer, discusses etymology with a grammarian, 10. Charition, farce as to adventures of, x. Chavillākara, Kashmirian historian, 162. Children’s diseases, treatise on, 509.