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Page 44
He cannot be later than 550 for he does not at all mention the kingdom of Thaneswar which played such an important part in the latter end of that century and in the first - half of the seventh . He describes the Kurukshettra indeed but ...
He cannot be later than 550 for he does not at all mention the kingdom of Thaneswar which played such an important part in the latter end of that century and in the first - half of the seventh . He describes the Kurukshettra indeed but ...
Page 183
It is scarcely possible for a later poet of India to enter so deeply into the Art of Kālidāsa so as to successfully imitate him in thus displaying the beauties of his female characters . What these critics call imitations are really the ...
It is scarcely possible for a later poet of India to enter so deeply into the Art of Kālidāsa so as to successfully imitate him in thus displaying the beauties of his female characters . What these critics call imitations are really the ...
Page 184
But wherever a common thing is described the germ is to be found in the Rtusamhāra and the developed ideas in the later works . One thing appears to be very striking in all these works , the fondness of Kalidasa for the seasons in the ...
But wherever a common thing is described the germ is to be found in the Rtusamhāra and the developed ideas in the later works . One thing appears to be very striking in all these works , the fondness of Kalidasa for the seasons in the ...
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Contents
JOURNAL | xiii |
The Annual Presidential Address by His Honour | 15 |
KālidāsaHis Age by Mahama hopadhyaya Hara | 31 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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