Karnamrut Prapa

Author(s): Jinvijay
Publisher: Rajasthan Prachyavidya Pratishthan Jodhpur

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[2 ] compositions. This shows that Somesvara was a versatile literary figure who composed stray Subhāşitas as well as big works like Nāțaka and Mahakāvya.
This edition of the Karnāmrtaprapā has been prepared from its only available manuscript preserved in the Government Collection of MSS. (no. 39 of 1871-72) deposited at the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Poona. The text was printed some years back, buć the publication was delayed on account of several reasons. It is a matter of great satisfaction to me that the book is out now. I have no doubt that it will be useful in the study of medieval Sanskrit poetry in general and in a detailed study of Somes'vara's literary works in particular.
MUNI JINA VIJAYA
Rajasthan Oriental Research Institute, Branch: Chittodgadha (Rajasthan) 28-2-63