 | Hindus - English drama - 1835 - 450 pages
...of the story of CHANDRAGUPTA (As. Res. vol. ix. p. 93), for he continues to quote the Mudrd Rdkshasa for various matters which it does not contain. Of...marvellous part of the story, I shall endeavour, from the Vuhnu and Bhdgavat Purdnas, from a popular version of the narrative as it runs in the south of India,... | |
 | George Turnour - Pali literature - 1836 - 390 pages
...of the story of CHANDRAGUPTA (As. Res. vol. ix. p. 93), for he continues to quote the Mudrd R&kshasa for various matters which it does not contain. Of...mislead us into a supposition, that a much greater resemhlance exists hetween the Grecian and Hindu histories than is actually the case. Discarding, therefore,... | |
 | Mahānāma - Buddhism - 1837 - 460 pages
...the story of CHANDRAGUPTA (A*. Res. vol. ix. p. 93), for he continues to quote the Mtidrd R&kshasa for various matters which it does not contain. Of...accounts, and laying aside the marvellous part of the stnrv, 1 shall endeavour, from the Vtthnu and Bh&gavat PurAnai, from a popular version of the narrative... | |
 | English drama - 1871 - 430 pages
...of the story of CHANDRAGUPTA (As. Res. vol. ix. p. 93), for he continues to quote the Mudrd-Rdkshasa for various matters which it does not contain. Of...the story, I shall endeavour, from the Vishnu and Bhdgavata-Purdnas, from a popular version of the narrative as it runs in the south of India, from the... | |
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Rdkshasa for various matters which it does not contain. Of these, the adventures of the king of Vikatpalli, and the employment of the Greek troops, are alone of any consequence, as they would mislead us into a supposition, that a much greater resemblance... 