A History of Indian Literature v2.c19.s7.67

v2.c19.s7.67

[^1): "Do you know whither I go? I bid farewell to the land of desires. I flee for ever from the land of illusions; I close behind me the open portals Of never-ending existence... Released from re-birth, She who has gained knowledge now departs." [^2): See above, p. 287, note 1; H. Lichtenberger, Richard Wagner, Dresden und Leipzig 1899, pp. 357 f., 499 f.; Max Koch in Studien zur vergleichenden Literaturgeschichte 3, 1903, 412 ff.; Slepcevic, l.c., p. 40 ff. [^3): "Pilgrimen Kamanita," Kopenhagen 1906; Der Pilger Kamanita, ein Legendenroman, 7-10. Tausend, Frankfurt a. M. 1917. Also translated into English.