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Some of the Fine Arts depicted by Kalidasa

By Bhagwat Saran Upadhya

Vol. 15 · No. 3September - 1939pp. 373–388English

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  • “Music as described by Kalidisa may be studied under two heads, popular and technical.”

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  1. ibid, pp. 450
  2. ibid., pp. 495
  3. ibid., xvi. 64

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Vol. 15 · No. 3
345–372The DhammasanganiNalinaksha Dutt373–388Some of the Fine Arts depicted by KalidasaBhagwat Saran UpadhyaCurrent article389–402The Kingdom of Khotan under the MauryasH. C. Seth404–431Prepuranic Hindu Society before 200 A.D.Rajendra Chandra Hazra432–434Kalinga Style of ArchitectureDeva Prasad Ghosh435–440A Note on the SabdanirnayaMakhanlal Mukherji441–453The Doctrine of SabdabrahmanGauri Nath Shastri454–463Sanskrit Poetess RamabaiJ. B. Chaudhari464–470Who were the Patḍḳyas of Madura?Kalipada Mitra470–472Note on Vryala as the Greek kingly titleH. C. Seth472–474The Home of SubandhuMano Mohan Ghosh475–476Ancient SarabhapuraL. P. Pandeya Sharma477–493ReviewsDeva Prasad Ghosh494–502Select Contents of Oriental Journals503–506Bibliographical Notes

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