New Books in Indian Religions

Kāvyacandrikā: A Hitherto Unknown Work of Sanskrit Poetics


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A hitherto unknown work of Sanskrit poetics edited and published for the first time based on manuscripts at the National Library (Paris), the India Office Library (London) and Bodleiden Library (Oxford).

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