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in prose in the Braja dialect. The commentator lived in Sāran in the United Provinces.
No. 72. HARIDEVA was son of Ratirāma and a disciple of Rasika Govinda. He wrote Chanda-payonidhi and Bhūshaņa-bhakti-vilāsa, which are noticed hero. The former was written in 1835 A.D. and the latter in 1857 A.D. His poetic morit is average.
No. 73. HARAPĀLA Kavi, a Brāhmaṇa of Mathurā, is cluarly different from his name-sake of Āzamgarh. He wrote a book named Brajavinoda Lilā. His time is unknown. His poems are not bad.
No. 74. HARIRĀYA (Ballabhi) has been noticed in the report of 1909–11 (seu no. 115). Tho poet flourished about 1550 A.D. Three of his four books noticod are in the Brajabhāshā prose, viz., Śri Jamua ji ke nāma, Śri Āchārya Mahāprabhū ko Svarūpa and Śri Āchārya Mahāprabhu ki dvādaśa nija vārtāt The last has been noticed in the refer. ences given above. The 4th book Varshotsava is in verse.
No. 75. HEMARĀJA PĀŅDE wrote a gloss on a Prākrit work named Pañchāśikā Vachanikā by Kunda-kundáchārya, a Jaina pontiff. Homaräja Pāņde was a disciple of oue Rūpachanda. He flourishod in 1627 A.1).
No. 76. ICHCHHĀRĀMA composed a book named Sālihotra in the year 1848 which is equal to 1791 A.D., as shown in no. 121 of S.R. 1909–11. It is a book on veterinary science. Ichchhārāma is belioved to have written a book on spiritual devotion and knowledge as well.
No. 77. JAGANNATHA SIMHA, son of Rājā Debibaksiia Simba, a Bisena Thākura of Rāmapura Derwā (Oudh), composed a book named Judhya Jotsava in the Samvat year 1887=1830 A.D. The book has been already noticed once (see no. 123 of 1909-11).
