- is as a
beast of the field. —
Hitopadesa Translator:
Charles Wilkins Hitopadesha (Sanskrit: हितोपदेशः, IAST:
Hitopadeśa, "Beneficial Advice") is an Indian...
- with the Pañcatantra, we can
hardly speak of
different versions of the
Hitopadeśa and ... the
additions or
omissions of
certain stanzas as well as some...
-
collection has been
adapted in plays, cartoons, and
commentary works.
Hitopadesa Jataka tales Hämeen-Anttila,
Jaakko (3
November 2021). "Translations of...
-
effect (self-interest). –
Chapter 114.
Narayana (Transl: A Haskar) (1998).
Hitopadesa.
Penguin Books. p. xiv. ISBN 978-0144000791. Dutt 1908, pp. 328–347. Dutt...
- the
Devanagari script and
could recite by
memory long
sections of the
Hitopadesa.
After two
years he was
taken to a
vernacular school where he prospered...
-
Machine (in Hindi) Haksar, A. N. D. (translator) (1998), Nārāyaṇa: The
Hitopadeśa,
Penguin Books, ISBN 978-0-140-45522-9 {{citation}}: |first= has generic...
- Arnold,
Edwin (1893). The Book of Good
Counsels from the
Sanskrit of the
Hitopadesa. London: W.H.Allen and Co. p. 108. Dewar,
Douglas (1896).
Bombay Ducks...
- for example, 66
times in the
first book of the Rāmāyaṇa, 8
times in the
Hitopadeśa, 6
times in the Bhagavad-Gītā, and 6
times in the
story of Śa****alā in...
- this time, Müller
published his
first book, a
German translation of the
Hitopadesa, a
collection of
Indian fables. In 1845, Müller
moved to
Paris to study...
- Pañcatantra, a work that was
widely imitated.
Other works include the
Hitopadeśa and Srivara's Kathakautuka.
Buddhist Jatakas (tales of the Buddha's past...
