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reprinted since then. On the dholas see H.C. BHAYANI, "Dhavalas in the Prakrit, Apabhraisa and post Apabhramsa traditions" in Bulletin d'Etudes Indiennes, 6 (1988), p. 93-103; F.MALLISON, "Les chants dhola au Gujarat et leur usage pour la devotion vallabhite", in Bulletin de 1' Ecole Francaise d' Extreme-Orient, 75 (1986), p. 79-103, and "From Folklore to Devotion: Dhol Songs in Gujarat", in R.K. BARZ and M.THIEL-HORSTMANN, ed., Khoj 2 Living Texts from India, (1989), Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, p.87-101.
6. Ed. N. SHARMA, op.cit.note 2, p. (3).
7. Ed. M.T. TELIWALA op. cit. note 2, p. 76.
8. Ed. I.S. DESAI, Brhat kavyadohana, VIII, Bombay Gujarati Printing Press, 1913, p. 458-470.
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9. In contrast with other medieval poetry and certainly due to the late period, the abundant works of Dayārama (1777 - 1852), as well as the story of his life, are well recorded and published, even by the descendants of his disciples; see for instance Dayarāmakṛta kävyasangraha edited in two parts by the pioneer of modern Gujarati, Narmadāśankar (1833-1886) at Bombay Gujarati Printing Press, 1887, or the collection Dayäräma rasadhara (9 vols.) and Gadyadhara (3 vols.) by K.K. SHASTRI and I.CH. JOSHI, Ahmedabad Gujarati Sahitya Sabha, 1971-1983.
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10. Ed.J.G. SHAH, Kavi Dayārama racita Rasikavallabha, Ahmedabad lar Society, 1933.
11. Govardhan M. TRIPATHI, Kavi Dayaramano akṣaradeha, Bombay N.M. Tripathi,
1908.
12. Ed. C.V. RAVAL, Pracina kävya sudha, pt. 5: Kavi Räje-bhai kṛta kavita samgraha, s.1., 1931. See R.V. PATHAK, "Raje ane Dayārama", in Nabhovihara (1961), p. 106
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