Sanskrit language and Literature/ Harshadev / Nāgānanda/ Asha A. Toraskar, N.A. Deshpande & M.R. Kale (Translator & Commentator)/ Booksellers Publishing Co. / Publication: 1953/ Number of Pages: 264/
Nāgānanda
Nāgānanda is an English translation along with explanatory notes on the drama Nāgānanda written by Harshadev. Asha Toraskar and N.A.Deshpande, editors and translators, offer a brief analysis of the contribution of Harshadeva in their introduction. A commentary written in Sanskrit, on Nāgānanda, by M.R. Kale has also been added to this book.
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Sanskrit Language and Literature |
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Asha A. & Deshpande N.A. & Kale M.R. $e Trans. $e Comm., Toraskar |
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English |
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Booksellers Publishing Co. |
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Madras |
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1953 |
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