Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v2.c19.104

v2.c19.104

² It is, however, in general laid down of woman that she never really loves. See Samayamātṛikā, p. xlv ; Sūtraḳṛitāṅga, i, 4, chap. 1, v, 24. If one wished to give parallels only from Indian literature for the badness, especially the lustfulness, of women, it would make a whole book. A small collection will be found e.g. in Hitopadeça, ed. Max Müller, i, *strophe* 109-120.