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Dombikā and Siègaka
by Bharata. As shown by the form bhāni for the usual bhāņi, the names in the Bțhatkat hākośa have more or less a corrupt
form. 4. Nāțyaśāstra of Bharata (with Abhinavabhārati), Vol. I, GOS.
No. 36, 1956 edition. 5. ABH., pp. 171, 175. 6. Hemacandra's Kāvyānuśāsana, ed. by Parikh and Kulkarni,
1964 edition. 7. Cf. the definition of the Dombikā cited in the ABH. (pp. 181) from some old source :
छन्नानुरागगभांभिरुक्तिभिर्यत्र भूपते : ।
आवयं ते मन: सा तु मसणा डोम्बिका मता ॥ 8. For a critical account of the structure of the Rāsaka metre
see Saṁdeśarāsaka (ed. Jinavijaya Muni and H. C. Bhayani, Singhi Jain Series, No. 22, 1945), Introduction, pp. 53-56 and
the various sources referred to there. 9. There are a few more non-Sanskritic citations in the ABH.
in the same context in which we find the citations discussed in this paper, e.g. EITT 20197 HH1596 I (ABH., 177) is cited from some Nrttakāvya, but it seems to be hopelessly corrupt. Another citation, forfeyes #15A1 I (ABH., 195) seems to be in Apabhramśa, but in the absence of any definite indication of its source or context it is of little use.
(ABH., p., 175) 10. Cf. 31a a 914fEtfarsi afagiani (ABH., p. 171). 11. Cf. डोम्बिकाकृत्यमेवोपसहरति गुणमालायां 'जामि हरार्धातु गिअपुणुण चिसमि' इत्यादौ ।
(ABH., p. 175) 12. Raghavan, Bhoja's Srågāraprakāśa, p. 563. 13. Raghavan, op. cit., p. 569. 14. The language of the Carcari (by Jinadatta sūri, 12th cent.
A.D.) published in the Apabhraíśakāvyatrayi (ed. L. B. Gandhi, 1927) is Apabhramśa. It is in the Rāsaka metre.
ABH., p. 175);
