Prabodh Chandroday. Translated from Sanskrit by Gangadhar Nyayaratna. Calcutta, 1852. [Bengali translation?]
G. Hindustani. Tah^il-i makal, also called Ta'wl^-i iman. Translated by Aka Hasan. Gujranwala, 1871, pp. 60.
Criticism. Schuyler, Montgomery, Jr. A Bibliography of the Plays of Bhavabhuti and of Krsnamisra. In JAOS. 25 (1904), pp. 189-196.
Krsnamisra Viravijaya ihamrga A i. p. 595.
Krsnananda Vacaspati Antar Vyakarana Natyaparisista. A drama embodying grammar. Calcutta, 1 894-1 896, 2 pts., pp. 131 + 303.
Krsnananda Bhattacarya Natyaparisista, i. e., an appendix to dramatic literature. Lessons in Sanskrit grammar dis- guised in the form of a dramatic entertainment. With two commentaries. Calcutta, 1 840, pp. 152.
Idem Natyaparisista. A grammatical commentary containing discussions on the subject of Sanskrit inflexion. Cal- cutta, 1855, pp. 125.
Krsnanatha Sarvabhaumabhattacarya Anandalatika lO. 7. 4203.
Krsnaraya (i6th century) Jambavatikalyana A i. p. 206.
Krsna Suri Draupadiparinaya A 2. p. 57.
Krtarthamadhava see Ramamanika.
Krtyaravana quoted in SD. 423.
Ksemacandrabodha A i. p. 134.
Ksemendra Vyasadasa (nth century) Citrabharata mentioned in his Aucityavicaracarca 31 and Kavikanthabharana 5. i.
Idem Lalitaratnamala mentioned in his Aucityavicaracarca 21.
Kṣemīśvara.
Candakausika. Manuscripts. A i. p. 175 = 16 Mss.; A 2. p. 35 = 4 Mss.; A3, p. 2>^ ; CS. 222, 223 ; Hz. 3. 2020.
Text Editions. Candakausika, i.e., the Fierceness of Kausika. A drama in five acts. Bombay, i860, pp. 23.
