The Sanskrit Drama in its Origin, Development, Theory & Practice c23.59

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Warriors (*yodha*), speech of, 141, 336. Watchers, speech of, 88, 336. Weber, Prof. Albrecht, as to origin of drama, 32, 33, 57. Western Kṣatrapas, alleged influence of, on drama, 69-72. Wife, characteristics of a, 308, 309. Windisch, Prof. E., theory of epic, 21; on Greek origin of the drama, 57-64; on the plot of the *Mṛcchakaṭikā*, 130. Winternitz, Prof. M., 33, n. 1. Woman, disguised as a boy, 234, 235, 256; using Sanskrit as comic, 334; may use it in various cases, 335. Women, as poets, 287, 288; as spectators, of the drama, 370. Women's apartments, speech of those living in, 88, 336. Women's roles, played sometimes by men, 362. Wonder, sentiment of, 278, 324. Wood-workers, speech of, 337. Words, qualities of, 321, 332, 333, 334. Worship of the dead, alleged origin of drama in the, 46, 47.