Sri Vallabhacharya - Pushti Darshan

The Double authorship of Aubhasya 56
Pantajali in his Mahabhasya. From another standpoint it may be called Curnika. style. With Vitthala the case was
quite different. He is very fond of long compounds and sentences and of words which are likely to give alliteration. A
perusal of his works leads us to believe that he had a very great command over classical Sanskrit language and
literature and there too he was much influenced by Bana's Kadambari. His over fondness for compounds may be a
result of his acceptance of Dandin's theory that superabundance of compounds is the soul of prose. His style may be
called utk alika. Almost all his works are full of passages 5 justifying the above remark .
In the Bhasya also we find two different styles exactly corresponding to those of Vallabha and Vitthala Some portion
6 of the Bhasya completely answer. to the description of Vallabha's style, while the other portion is in keeping with
the style of
5. Cf
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pp 97-98 Benaras S S 34)
--- 5 lines more ·¤Í¢ ßÎðØé: (Ibid pp 171-172)
(Ibid pp 219)
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on 1 1.1)
\on II 3.39)
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(¥ÙéÖæcØ on III 2.25)
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III 3.1