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Kāvyapradīpa काब्यप्रदीप:
Ashokanath Shastri Maheswar Das Sharma

Bhaṭṭikāvya ( Rāvanvadha) (Canto- II)

Bhattikāvya is an edition of the original work written by Bhatti. This work is considered as a grammatical poem with the aim of illustrating the sutras of Panini. The editors of the book, Ashoknath Shastri and Maheswar Das have added explanatory notes in Sanskrit and English.

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Calcutta

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1955

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Sanskrit language and Literature/ Maheswar Das Sharma, Ashokanath Shastri (Translators) / Bhaṭṭikāvya ( Rāvanvadha) (Canto- II)/ Modern Book Agency / Publication: 1955/ Number of Pages: 221/

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