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# The World of Courtesans c10.153

The World of Courtesans c10.153

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### [c10.153](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.chandra-1973.c10.153)

The Vita then meets a beautiful Hindu nun. In the ensuing dialogue terms from the Vaisheshika school of philosophy are used in a two-fold sense. There is the technical import, which has also a sexual connotation. The nun has the better of the Vita in the war of words.

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