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...280
9 TANTRA
..236-240 9 (i) Saiva
... 236-238;368 9 (ii) Devi
...238-240 10. AGAMA
... 240-242 10 (i) Saiva
240 10 (ii) Vaisnava : Pañcarātra and Vaikhānasa 240 10 (iii) Sākta
... 240-242 10 (iv) Other Saura, Gāņapatya etc. 11. MANTRA-SĀSTRA
... 248-262 11 (i) Treatises
...242-244 11 (ii) Mere Mantras
...244-248; 368 II (iii) Mantra-kalpas
...248-262; 368 12. KĀVYA
...262-284 12 (i) Mahākāvya
...262-266 12 (ii) Laghu kāvya including Satakas ...266-276:368
and smaller collections 12 (iii) Rūpaka (Drama) Nāțaka, Prakaraṇa 276-278; and so on in order of Dasarūpaka
368 12 (iv) Campū
...278-280 12 (v) Kathā and Akhyāyikā 12 (vi) Story Literature (Beginning with ...280-282
Pancarātra) 12 (vii) Subhāṣita
..282-284 12 (viii) Nītikāvya 12 (ix) Anthologies (Mārngadhara
Paddhati,Subhāṣitāvali etc.) 12 (x) Prākşta and Apabhraṁsa literature ...284 13. VYĀKARANA
...286-294 13 (i) Pāņiņiya : Astādhyāyī and ...286-288; 368
Commentaries 13 (ii) Kātantra or Kaumāra or
Kalapa 13 (iii) Candra
...288-290; 368 13 (iv) Jainendra 13 (v) Sākațāyana 13 (vi) Haima 13 (vii) Kaumāra 13(viii) Vopadeva 13 (ix) Minor Grammars 13 (x) Special Treatises on Linga
290-292 Karaka, Dhặtu, Avyaya etc. 13 (xi) Prāksta Grammar 13 (xii) Pali Grammar
...284 ...284
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