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# The World of Courtesans c8.221

The World of Courtesans c8.221

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### [c8.221](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.chandra-1973.c8.221)

\*Silpakarika\*: She was the wife of an artisan, such as a dyer or a weaver. How the artisan's wife joined the profession is not stated clearly. It is possible that these women were inspired to adopt a life of ease encouraged by the examples of courtesans whom they might have visited in their professional capacities.

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