The History of Indian Literature c8.363
The History of Indian Literature c8.363
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∗ Among them Aśvala, the king's Hotar, Vidagdha Śákalya, who lost his life for his impertinence, Kahola Kaushítakeya, and Gárgí Váchaknaví, who all four (the latter, at least, according to the Gṛihya-Sútra) may be looked upon as representatives of the Ṛik, towards which therefore a kind of jealousy is here unmistakably exhibited.