Sanskrit language and Literature/ Ānanda Vardhanāchārya/ Dhvanyāloka/ Abhinavagupta, Rāmaśāraka & Mahādeva Śāstri (Commentator)/Pattābhirāma Śāstri (Editor)/ Publication: 1940/ Number of Pages: 608/ Kashi Sanskrit Series: 608/
Dhvanyāloka ध्वन्यालोक
Dhvanyaloka is a work on classical Sanskrit aesthetics. Originally written by Anandavardhana, this edition contains commentaries by Abhinavagupta and Sri Ramasaraka. There are four chapters in the book.
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Sanskrit Language and Literature |
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Abhinavagupta $e Comm. Rāmaśāraka $e Comm. Mahādeva Śāstri $e Comm. Pattābhirāma Śāstri $e Editor |
| Publication Language |
Sanskrit |
| Publisher Name |
Jaya Krishna Das Hari Das Gupta |
| Publication Place |
Benares |
| Publication Year |
1940 |
| Series Name |
Kashi Sanskrit Series: 135 |
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