Note 11 — IX VIÇĀKHADATTA AND BHAṬṬA NĀRĀYAṆA
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1 VOJ. ii. 212 ff.; contra Dhruva, VOJ. v. 25; Charpentier, JRAS. 1923, pp. 585 f. ↑
2 ID. pp. 70 f. Cf. Antani, IA. li. 49 f.; Winternitz, GIL. iii. 210. ↑
3 Keith, JRAS. 1909, pp. 145 f.; Hertel, ZDMG. lxx. 133 ff. It is later than the Mṛcchakaṭikā, the Raghuvaṅça (vii. 43 as compared with v. 23), and the Çiçupālavadha (i. 47 as compared with the last verse). ↑
4 Ed. A. Hillebrandt, Breslau, 1912; trs. Wilson, ii. 125 ff.; L. Fritze, Leipzig, 1886; V. Henry, Paris, 1888. ↑
5 Or Parvataka. For an effort to extract history, see CHI. i. 470 ff. It must be regarded as very dubious. ↑
6 TI. i. 226 f. ↑
7 His ability in this regard can be seen in the jingle of Malayaketu’s lament in v. 16. ↑
8 v. 1728. ↑
9 Mudrārākṣasa, v. 5. ↑
10 iii. i. ↑
11 v. 7. ↑
12 ii. 14. ↑
13 ii. 19. ↑
14 vi. 21. ↑
15 p. 154. ↑
16 p. 189. ↑
17 p. 153. ↑
18 Ed. KM. pp. 80, 150. ↑
19 Konow, ID. p. 77. ↑
20 Ed. J. Grill, Leipzig, 1871; Bombay, 1905; trs. S. M. Tagore, Calcutta, 1880. Traces of different recensions exist. ↑
21 ii. 41. ↑
22 ii. 47. ↑
23 v. 120. ↑
24 v. 122. ↑
25 i. 15. ↑
26 i. 25. ↑
27 vi. 197. ↑
28 v. 157. ↑
29 E.g. vi, p. 87 (Sanskrit); v, p. 59 (Prākrit). ↑
30 i. 27. ↑
31 v. 146. ↑
32 v. 144. ↑
33 vi. 178. ↑
34 SD. 408. Lévi, however, is in error (TI. i. 35, 224) in suggesting that SD. 406 censures as inappropriate Duryodhana and Karṇa’s dialogue in Act III. ↑
35 pp. 139, 140. ↑