A History of Indian Literature v3.c35.s6.87

v3.c35.s6.87

¹ A good edition with the commentary of Mallinātha has been published at Bombay NSP (6th ed., 1907). C. Schuetz, Bielefeld 1845 has translated the first two cantos into German. A complete German translation by C. Cappeller in HOS, Vol. 15. [Only cantos I-III, with the commentary of Citrabhānu, ed. Gaṇapati Sāstrī, TSS. 1918, On the austensible relation of Bhāravi and Daṇḍin, see S. K. De in IHQ, I, 1925, p. 31 f., III, 1927, p. 396; Harihara Sastri in IHQ III, 1927, p. 169 f., who would place Bhāravi and Daṇḍin at the close of the 7th century A. D.]. Walter loc. cit. p. 24 ff. shows that Bhāravi was influenced by Kālidāsa. Kirātārjunīya has been cited in the Kaśikā (Kielhorn, Ind. Ant. 14, 327).