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-22_Notes on The Mahabharata.htm
NOTES ON THE MAHABHARATA Notes on the Mahabharata of Krishna Dvypaiana Vyasa prepared with a view to disengage the original epic of Krishna of…
-23_Vyasa Some Characteristics.htm
Vyasa: Some Characteristics THE Mahabharata, although neither the greatest nor the richest masterpiece of the secular literature of India, is at the same time…
-25_The Problem of Mahabharata.htm
The Problem of the Mahabharata THE POLITICAL STORY IT WAS hinted in a recent article of the Indian Review, an unusually able and…
-27_Kalidasa.htm
SECTION FIVE KALIDASA ONCE in the long history of poetry the Great Powers who are ever working the finest energies of nature into the…
-28_The Age of Kalidasa.htm
The Age of Kalidasa VALMIKI, Vyasa and Kalidasa are the essence of the history of ancient India; if all else were lost, they would…
-29_The Historical Method.htm
The Historical Method OF Kalidasa, the man who represents one of the greatest periods in our civilisation and typifies so many sides and facets…
-30_On Translating Kalidasa.htm
On Translating Kalidasa THE life and surroundings in which Indian poetry moves cannot be rendered in the terms of English poetry. Yet to give…
-31_Kalidasa’s Seasons.htm
Kalidasa’s "Seasons" I. ITS AUTHENTICITY THE Seasons of Kalidasa is one of those early works of a great poet which are even more…
-32_Vikram and The N-harmony of virtues-3.htm
Vikram and the Nymph "VIKRAM and the Nymph" is the second, in order of time, of Kalidasa’s three extant dramas. The steady development of…
-33_Kalidasa’s Characters.htm
Kalidasa’s Characters I. PURURAVAS PURURAVAS is the poet’s second study of kinghood; he differs substantially from Agnimitra. The latter is a prince, a soldier…