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¹ See above II, p. 201ff. trans. p. 269ff. The language of Śūra has been praised in one of the stanzas of the anthology Saduktikarṇāmṛta; see Aufrecht, ZDMG 36, 365; Peterson, Subh. 131. Other Buddhist and Jaina texts in the kāvya style belong to later centuries, so also the Divyāvadāna (see above II, 222, 225), trans. pp. 284, 288, Candragomin's poems and other Buddhist stotras (see above II, 259, 267, trans. p. 365, 380). For Pāli works like Mahāvaṃśa and Jinālaṃkāra (see above II, 170, 179 trans. pp. 211, 223, and for stotras of Bhadrabāhu and others (see above II, 339, trans p. 549).