The History of Indian Literature c8.89

c8.89

³¹ To these have to be added Skandasvámin (see p. 41) and Kapardin (see below) ; and as anterior to Sáyaṇa we must probably regard the works of Átmánanda, Rávaṇa, and Kauśika (or is the latter identical with Bhaṭṭa Kauśika Bháskara Miśra ? cf. Burnell, *Catalogue of Vedic MSS.*, p. 12), and the Gúḍhártharatnamálá; Burnell, *Vaṅśabr.*, p. xxvi., ff. ; Müller, in the preface to his large edition of the Ṛik-Saṃhitá, vol. vi. p. xxvii., ff. Some extracts from Rávaṇa's commentary have been published by Fitz-Edward Hall in *Journal As. Soc. Beng.*, 1862, pp. 129–134.