A descriptive catalogue of poets quoted in Sanskrit anthologies and inscriptions

✍ Scribed by Sternbach L.

• Publisher: Harrassowitz
• Year: 1978, 1980
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 1158
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

102.1. In the first line each author quoted in anthologies and, sometimes, in inscriptions, is quoted in the Catalogue in devariāgari alphabetical order. If the author is known under two or more names or aliases all the names are listed; when need arises, reference to other authors are noted
102.2. Information available about the author and verses of his quoted in anthologies or inscriptions follow in. A, B, C to J.
A contains information available about the author and remarks concerning his possible identity with other authors.
B comprises information about the probable date when the author flourished144;
C gives the names of person(s) who, or work(s) which, mention the author or what person(s) or work(s) the author mentioned, of available 145;
D registers the title(s) of work(s) the author wrote, if available 14$;

✦ Table of Contents

V. 1. Aṃśudhara-Dhoyī
Abbreviations
Introduction
Value of anthologies and inscriptions for the history of Sanskrit literature
Main anthologies used in the Catalogue
Ancillary sources
Dating of authors included in anthologies
Attributions included in anthologies
Poets quoted in anthologies. Corrections to be made
Well-known authors quoted in anthologies and their works
“New verses” of well-known poets
Anonymously quoted verses by well-known authors
Anthologies as thesaurus of poetry
Technical verses
Quotations from other literary works
Authors of technical treatises as poets
Inscriptions
Presentation of the Catalogue
Descriptive Catalogue
Authors commencing with letters
A
Ä
I
I
U
U
R
E
O
AU
K
Kh
G
Gh
C
Ch
J
Jh
T
D
T
TH
D
DH
V. 2. Nakula-Hevidhanesora
Descriptive Catalogue N - H
N
P
PH
M
Y
R
L
V
Sh
SH
S
H
Annex
Corrigenda and Addenda