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saṃdeśa (Kāvya)¹ (iii) Aṣṭādaśa-cchandas² (iv) Utkalikā-vallarī, Govinda-birudāvalī, Premendu-sāgara, etc., all Stavas or Stotras. These, as well as Aṣṭādaśa-cchandas, were collected together, apparently sometime later, by Jīva himself under the name *Stava-mālā* (total number of pieces is sixty-four). (v) *Vidagdha-mādhava* (Drama),³ (vi) *Lalita-mādhava* (Drama), (vii) *Dāna-keli-kaumudī* (Bhāṇikā), (viii) and (ix) *Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu*⁴ and *Ujjvala-nīlamaṇi*⁵ (Bhakti-rasa-śāstra) (x) Mathurā-mahiman or -māhātmya, now said to be included in the Varāha-purāṇa (not separately published); a MS⁷ of this work is noticed in Haraprasad Sastri, *Notices*, 2nd Series, p. 264, no. 265. (xi) *Padyāvalī* (Anthology),⁸ (xii)