Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v2.c11.137

v2.c11.137

¹ Nīl., however, thus explains rāgakhaṇḍava : “Bean soup with pepper and ginger is khaṇḍava; if sugar is added, then it is rāgakhaṇḍava.” So, too, referring to xv, 1.19. On the other hand in vii, 61.8, he gives it = guḍodana. In vii, 64.8, rāgakhaṇḍavapānakān, therefore in all probability rāgakhaṇḍava, appears as a kind of drink, or an ingredient of a drink.