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∗ The following is a list of authors and schools of the Arthaśāstra that are common to the Kauṭilīya and the Śāntiparvan. In the latter case those references alone are given, which clearly relate to treatises on the science of polity or else its subject-matter.
1. Viśālākṣa, Ś. LVIII 2, LIX 80-82 ; K. pp. 13, 27, 32, 322, 328, 382.
2. Indra, Ś. LVIII 2, LIX 83, LXIV 16 ff., LXV, CIII 4 ff. Bāhudantiputra, K. p. 14.
3. Brihaspati, Ś. LVI 39, LVIII 1, Ibid 13 ff. LXVIII 7 ff., CXXII 11 ; Aṅgiras (Brihaspati), Ś. LXIX 72-73, King Marutta’s saying in accordance with the teaching of Brihaspati, Ś. LVII 6-7. School of Brihaspati, K. pp. 6, 29, 63, 177, 192, 375.
4. Manu, Ś. LVII 44-45, CXXI 11. School of Manu, K. pp. 6, 29, 63, 177, 192.
5. Śukra, Ś. LVI 29-30, LVII 3, Ibid 41, LVIII 2, LIX 85. CXXII 11, CXXXIX 71-72. School of Śukra, K. pp. 6, 29, 63, 177, 192.
6. Bhāradvāja, Ś. LVIII 3, CXL 3 ff. ; K. pp. 13, 27, 32, 255, 322, 327, 382. The list of teachers not mentioned by Kauṭilya but quoted in the Śāntiparvan is as follows :—
1. Gauraśiras, LVIII 3.
2. Wind-god, LXXII 3 ff.
3. Kaśyapa, LXXIV 7 ff.
4. Vaiśravaṇa (Kubera) LXXIV. 4-18.
5. Utathya, XC 3 ff., XCI.
6. Vāmadeva, XCII 3 ff., XCIII-XCIV.
7. Śamvara, CII 31.
8. Kālakavrikṣīya, CIV 3 ff., CV, CVI 1 ff.
9. Vasuhoma, CXXII 1-54.
10. Kāmandaka, CXXIII 12 ff. Kāmandaka mentions three names not known to Kauṭilya :— 1 Maya XII 20. 2 Puloman XII 21. 3 The Maharṣis XII 23.