Sanskrit language and Literature/ Daṇḍin/ Kāvyādarśa/ Rangacharya Raddi Shastri (Commentator & Editor)/ Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute / Publication: 1938/ Number of Pages: 443/ Government Oriental Series – Class A, No. 4/
Kāvyādarśa काब्यादर्श:
Kāvyadarsa is a well-known work on Sanskrit aesthetics. This book contains the original text along with a commentary by Rangacharya Raddi Shastri.
| System |
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| Publication Category |
Sanskrit Language and Literature |
| Publication Author | |
| Added Author |
Rangacharya Raddi, Shastri |
| Publication Language |
Sanskrit |
| Publisher Name |
Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute |
| Publication Place |
Poona |
| Publication Year |
1938 |
| Series Name |
Government Oriental Series – Class A, No. 4 |
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