Somadeva

die Märchensammlung des Sri Somadeva Bhatta aus Kaschmir. Buch VI, VII, VIII.. II.

Kathā Sarit Sāgara

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The Katha Sarit Sagara; Or, Ocean of the Streams of Story [By Somadeva] Tr. by C.H. Tawney

The Kathá Sarit Ságara Or Ocean of the Streams of Story

The first English edition of the 11th-century Sanskrit text from Kashmir, a gigantic tale with an elaborate framing structure, often compared with the Arabian Nights, and of which it might be a cousin.

“The” Katha Sarit Sagara Or Ocean of the Streams of Story

Somadeva Bhaṭṭa

Somadeva Bhatta

The name of Soma·deva's eleventh-century Ocean of the Rivers of Stories is no boast: in more than 20,000 verses it tells more than 250 tales. The reader has only to enjoy being swept away in the flood of stories, said to spring from that source of so much classical Indian literature, "The Long Story"--Publisher description.

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