[Y-Indology] Hamsaduta with sanskrit commentary

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Philip,

The Hamsaduta of Rupagosvamin with a Sanskrit commentary of

Jivanandavidyasagara Bhattacharya is available.

It is published in Kavyasangraha Vol.1.pp.441-507. It is a reproduction of

the 1888 edition of Kavyasangraha. The copy of the same may be available

from Rastriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Delhi. 3 vols.Set. @ Rs.191.00.The other

details are as follows:

Published by:

Reprintographics I A/ 13 B,

Ashok Vihar, Phase 1, Delhi-110052

 

Printed atGarg Offset Works

B-76, Naraina Industrial Area, New Delhi.

 

Dr.K.V.Vasudevan.

 

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filippo_senzadenaro <phillip.ernest

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Friday, August 05, 2005 11:04 AM

[Y-Indology] Hamsaduta with sanskrit commentary

 

 

> Dear group. There is a very nice edition of the Hamsaduta of

> Rupagosvamin here at the BORI library, which I need, but the book can't

> be copied without being ruined, and I won't have time to copy it by

> hand before my library membership elapses, and anyway I don't really

> look forward to copying almost two hundred pages of devanagari by

> hand. I shall be in Mysore rom wednesday next and possibly in Chennai

> and Bangalore after that, and have a lot of money for riding the

> rails. Does someone have a bookstore with the Hamsaduta and a sanskrit

> commentary. I have not found such a bookstore in Pune; there is

> Motilal Banarsidas on Rajirao Road but they don't have a Hamsaduta that

> I can see. A bookstore with used sanskrit texts might have it, but

> this I have not found.

>

> Many thanks. Thanks also especially to those who have helped me with

> advice about living in India.

>

> Phillip

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