A History of Sanskrit Literature c16.s1.3
A History of Sanskrit Literature c16.s1.3
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c16.s1.3
To Kālidāsa are ascribed, with no adequate ground, a number of poems, of which the *Çṛṅgāratilaka*² has some claim to be deemed worthy of the honour, though it is quite illegitimate to accord it to Kālidāsa. Its twenty-three stanzas are attractive pictures of love, but they lack special distinction. The poet neatly condemns, while praising, his hard-hearted beloved:
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- Śṛṅgāratilaka — Rāmabhadra, Sanskrit