Vol. iN ay 2. | The Bengal poet Dhoyika, etc. 15 
A, sie mignon A Nee . the Sense: poet Dhoyika and on the 
ena MOHAN CHAKR 
gp: y KRAVARTI, M.A ; 
J. DxoyiKa. 
The Pavanaditam was certainly known to Sridhara- dasa, as 
he quotes its verse 104 and the first half of 
‘naw in: oie ae its verse 101 in his anthology, the Sakti- 
thologist Sridhara- karn-amrta, under the name Dhoyika. 
das The verse 104, as quoted in the MSS.,! 
nearly agrees with the printed text 
(J.A.S.B. 1905, p. 68), the only variants being #tfq for @tfq in line 
Weary for Rarq in line 3, and yawaaat for > TAAAATGT in nline 4. In 
this verse 101, the dedosd half differs, but why it is not clear. 
It runs in the anthology as follows :— 
efi HARA Aa BAL PATTIE 
at wee afaaazatgaael | 
w@ratrs sfauraar faaafee atest 
faq: WY IAVTGMNS TAS! MART | fol. 182b, 
warausaie:, alaziaaita:, ferlaetay, v. 29. 2. 
Pavana-ditam 
: The Pavanadatam must, therefore, be earlier than Saka 1127 
eas or 1206 A.D., in which year this anthology was 
n the appendix 18 more verses ang in 
pane oon vor. the Sakti karn-amrta, one quoted in Jal- 
hana’s Subhaptta-mncite edit, and one 
~quoted -in the Sar agadhara-paddhati, 1 in all 20 verse 
Jayadeva in his 4th verse ‘calls Dhoyt havi: ksmi-patih as 
Srutidharah, or one having good memory. According to the com- 
mentators, this means that he was not original, ped alluding 
o his ornare for nepahgsee as shown, @.9.; in the Serageenatosn Mm. 
“quoted abov 
Tl. Tue Sena Kines, 
Further materials for the ascertainment of the Laksmanasena 
More dates ‘ti amvat are to be fo und in the “Notices of 
La. Sa. Sanskrit MSS.” in the Durbar Library, 
Nepal, edited by our Philological Secretary, 
Mahamshopuilyaye Pandit. Haraprasad Sjastri, which has just 
yrtardha-santa-victh, Sth verse (v. 61.5), fol. 
Search for Sanskrit MSS., 1897, 
| Ucedvaca-pravahah, 
195) 
2 Dr. Bhandarkar’s Report on the 
p. Xxvi 
