[9] All the dramas are ed. in TSS. 1912–15 by T. Gaṇapati Çāstrin; this play is trs. E. P. Janvier, Mysore, 1921; P. E. Pavolini, GSAI. xxix. 1 f. who points out that the Bakavadha of the Mahābhārata is used. [↑]
[10] One in the Mahābhārata, but Bhīma slays there 105 Sūtas also, the original Kīcaka being of that class. [↑]
[12] Winternitz, ZDMG. lxxiv. 125 ff.; Lindenau, BS. pp. 22 ff. [↑]
[13] Trs. E. Beccarini-Crescenzi, GSAI. xxvii. 1 ff. [↑]
[14] Cf. KSS. cxii. and Kāmasūtravyākhyā in ed. of Pratimānāṭaka, Upodghāta, p. 29, n.; trs. GSAI. xxviii. [↑]
[15] The story is referred to in the Mālatīmādhava, ii. 92; for the Kathā, see Lacôte, La Bṛhatkathā, pp. 70 ff.; for the ‘Trojan horse’ motif, GIL. ii. 155; iii. 175, n. 3. [↑]
[16] The work is styled a Nāṭikā in the colophon in one manuscript. [↑]