Translations of Shakuntala: And Other WorksThe Floating Press, 01 մյս, 2014 թ. - 273 էջ Regarded as the most important figure in the Classical Sanskrit literary canon, Kalidasa was a poet and playwright who likely lived in the fifth century AD. This collection brings together some of Kalidasa's most well-regarded dramatic works, including the timeless story of Shakuntala, a beautiful maiden who was abandoned at birth and raised in a remote hermitage. Though she later enchants a powerful king who desires to take the young woman as his bride, Shakuntala must overcome a series of obstacles before she can reign as queen. |
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Act II The Secret | 48 |
Act III The LoveMaking | 61 |
Act IV Shakuntalas Departure | 81 |
THE STORY OF SHAKUNTALA | 163 |
THE TWO MINOR DRAMAS | 174 |
I Malavika and Agnimitra | 175 |
II Urvashi | 182 |
THE DYNASTY OF RAGHU | 189 |
THE BIRTH OF THE WARGOD | 225 |
THE CLOUDMESSENGER | 253 |
THE SEASONS | 288 |
Act V Shakuntalas Rejection | 99 |
Act VI Separation from Shakuntala | 116 |
Act VII | 143 |
Endnotes | 295 |
Common terms and phrases
Agnimitra Anusuya appear arrow beauty birth blossoms bride bring called canto Chamberlain chariot charming child cloud Clown comes daughter dear deer desire doubt Dynasty earth Enter epic eyes face fall father feel fire flowers follow forest Gautami girl give given glances gods gone hand happy hear heart heaven hermitage hermits holy husband Kalidasa Kanva King Kusha learned leave listening live looks maid maiden Majesty Matali matter Mishrakeshi moon mother mountain nature never night once palace pass pious play poem poet present prince Priyamvada queen Rama remember ring rise river sage scenes seek seems Shakuntala Shiva smiling speak spring story sweet tell thee things thou thought trees true turn Urvashi voice walk wife woman women wonderful youth