The Influence of India And Persia 0 8
The Influence of India And Persia 0 8
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165, 166). In one poem, "Ormuzd und Ahriman, " p. 344, an Avestan subject istreated, the later Parsi doctrine of _zrvan akarana_. [183] * * * * * The great majority of the poems in this collection are concerned withIndia, its literature, mythology, religious customs, geography andhistory, and it will be convenient for our purpose to discuss them underthese heads.
In the first group, that which takes its material from Sanskritliterature, we meet with the story of the flood, p. 298, from the_Mahā...bhārata_ (Vana Parva, 187) and the story of Rāma's exploits andSītā's love, p. 268, from the _Rāmāyaṇa_. Also a number of fables fromthe _Hitōpadēśa_ or _Pañcatantra_ occur, e. G. That of the greedy jackal, p. 249, familiar from Lafontaine (_Hit. _ i. 6; _Pañc. _ ii. 3), and thatof the lion, the mouse and the cat, p. 250 (_Hit. _ ii. 3). The story ofthe ungrateful man and the grateful animals, p. 252, is found in the_Kathāsaritsāgara_ (tr. Tawney, ii. Pp. 103-108; cf. Pālī version in_Rasavāhinī_, Wollheim, _Die National-Lit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
165, 166). In one poem, "Ormuzd und Ahriman, " p. 344, an Avestan subject istreated, the later Parsi doctrine of _zrvan akarana_. [183] * * * * * The great majority of the poems in this collection are concerned withIndia, its literature, mythology, religious customs, geography andhistory, and it will be convenient for our purpose to discuss them underthese heads.
In the first group, that which takes its material from Sanskritliterature, we meet with the story of the flood, p. 298, from the_Mahā...bhārata_ (Vana Parva, 187) and the story of Rāma's exploits andSītā's love, p. 268, from the _Rāmāyaṇa_. Also a number of fables fromthe _Hitōpadēśa_ or _Pañcatantra_ occur, e. G. That of the greedy jackal, p. 249, familiar from Lafontaine (_Hit. _ i. 6; _Pañc. _ ii. 3), and thatof the lion, the mouse and the cat, p. 250 (_Hit. _ ii. 3). The story ofthe ungrateful man and the grateful animals, p. 252, is found in the_Kathāsaritsāgara_ (tr. Tawney, ii. Pp. 103-108; cf. Pālī version in_Rasavāhinī_, Wollheim, _Die National-Lit.
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