A History of Sanskrit Literature c37.29

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c37.29

*dh*, reduced to *h*, 3, 7. *Dhanvantari Nighaṇṭu*, 512. *Dhammapada*, Dutreuil de Rhyns MS., 29, n. 4, 227. *Dharma*, custom, law, righteous conduct, 92, 450, 451, 455, 467. *dharmadeçanā*, 261. *Dharmapada*, 491. *Dharmaparīkṣā*, by Amitagati, 240. *Dharmabindu*, by Haribhadra, 497. *Dharmaratna*, by Jīmūtavāhana, 449. *Dharmaçarmābhyudaya*, by Haricandra, 143, 336. *Dharmaçāstra*, 243, 405, 408, 437–9, 451, 456. *Dharmasaṁgraha*, by Nāgārjuna, 495. *Dharmasūtra*, 50, 71, 408, 440. *Dharmāmṛta*, by Āçādhara, 497. *Dhātukāvya*, by Vāsudeva, 133, n. 3. *Dhātupāṭha*, 24, 412. *Dhātupradīpa*, by Maitreyarakṣita, 430. *dhāraṇā*, concentration, 99. *Dhāraṇīs*, spells, 495. *dhi*, termination disused in imperative in classical Sanskrit, 6. *dhitā*, *dhītā* forms of *duhitṛ* (*dhītā* from *dhe* is not plausible), 29. *dhītā*, Pāli, 7. *Dhīralalitā*, metre, 419, 533. *dhūyā*, Ardhamāgadhī form, 29. *Dhṛtagrī*, metre, 131, 419. *dhva*, termination dropped in classical Sanskrit, 6. *Dhvani*, doctrine of, 386–94. *Dhvanyāloka*, by Ānandavardhana, 386–8. *Dhvanyālokalocana*, by Abhinavagupta, 387. *dhvāt*, imperative termination disappears in classical Sanskrit, 6.