Indian Philosophy v2.c26.s1.8

v2.c26.s1.8

² Indian tradition also makes Śuka one of the earliest commentators. Śabara, in his P.M.B., called the Vṛttikāra Upavarṣa. It is the view of Śaṃkara also (iii. 3. 53). Rāmānuja and his followers call him Bodhāyana. Vedāntadeśika declares that the same man is called by both the names. The commentaries of Drāmiḍa, Ṭaṅka, Bhartṛprapañca, Bhāruci, Kapardi, Brahmānanda and Guhadevas do not seem to be available. See S.B., i. 1. 4; i. 2. 23; i. 3. 19; i. 4. 12; iv. 3. 14.