The History of Indian Literature c10.58

c10.58

P. 237, note ²⁵¹. Abhinavagupta was still living in a.d. 1015; Bühler, Report of Journey, p. 80.—The Śaiva-śástra in Kashmír, *ibid.*, pp. 77–82, is divided into two groups, of which the one connects itself with the Spanda-śástra of Vasugupta (854), the other with the Praty-abhijná-śástra of Sománanda (ab. 900) and Utpala (ab. 930). It is of the latter—which appears to rest upon Śaṃkara—that Abhinavagupta is the leading representative.