A History of Indian Literature v3.c35.s10.26

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¹ So according to Aufrecht, CC. 555. According to Peterson Subh. 114 he could not have lived before Jainollābadīn (1417-1467). [His name was Kāshmīraka Vallabhadeva and was directly quoted by Sarvānanda in his commentary on the Amarakośa. This has been taken note of by WK, p. 180, and here the time has not been given so definitely, but it has been said that in the form in which the Subhāṣitāvalī is available, it could not have originated earlier than the 15th century, since Jonarāja, who died in 1459, has been quoted above. A compromise has been sought to be made by assuming the presence of its earlier recension from which Sarvānanda might have quoted in 1160 A. D.—De, HSL, p. 413.]