A History of Sanskrit Literature c16.s2.36

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c16.s2.36

It is difficult to realize that a religious motive is also present in the *Vakroktipañcāçikā*⁵ of the Kashmirian poet Ratnākara, who in fifty stanzas shows a remarkable power of illustrating the ambiguities of which the Sanskrit language is capable. The following example is moderately simple. Pārvatī addresses Çiva:

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Vakroktipañcāśikā — Ratnākara, Sanskrit