Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v2.c21.32

v2.c21.32

P. 130, l. 32. "Here the philosopher has the word": It is significant that K., i, 128 after Pāṇḍu's words that "hetæristic" conditions are a favour towards women puts in several çlokas describing the insatiable sexual greed of woman (8-11). According to Nil., MBh., ii, 27.16 speaks of seven peoples in the Himālaya who had no marriage, but woman and man came together and then parted just like cattle.