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# The World of Courtesans c8.85

The World of Courtesans c8.85

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### [c8.85](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.chandra-1973.c8.85)

The knowledge of the arts enumerated above naturally added much to the fame of a cultured person, though it is problematic whether a person, howsoever resourceful he might have been, could acquire even a part of this vast store of different arts. However, some of these arts served as a kind of stock-in-trade of the courtesan. In the words of Vatsyayana:

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