The Madhyama Vyayoga a Drama Composed By the Poet Bhasa
The Madhyama Vyayoga a Drama Composed By the Poet Bhasa
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It seems unlikely that he would now dash his father's hopes by telling him that Bhima also was far away, unless we are to suppose that he is playing with the old man's feelings. On the other hand, it would be quite reasonable for one of the others to impart some information not possessed by the first son.
33. Have done with fruitless labour. — I. E. What is the use of casting one's self upon the mercy of an ogre ?
34. Fast. — The word thus translated has also the broader meaning of a religious ...act implying abstinence from all sensual gratification. As pointed out already, Hidimba's object in having her son harass the Brahman was to bring BhTmasena back to her. In using this word in her order to Ghatotkacha she intends to convey a meaning of which he himself is entirely unconscious.
35. Worst of ogres. — Another double entente. The word translated " worst " signifies the offspring of a marriage of a high-caste man with a low- caste woman ; in this case, of a Kshatriya with a Rakshasi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems unlikely that he would now dash his father's hopes by telling him that Bhima also was far away, unless we are to suppose that he is playing with the old man's feelings. On the other hand, it would be quite reasonable for one of the others to impart some information not possessed by the first son.
33. Have done with fruitless labour. — I. E. What is the use of casting one's self upon the mercy of an ogre ?
34. Fast. — The word thus translated has also the broader meaning of a religious ...act implying abstinence from all sensual gratification. As pointed out already, Hidimba's object in having her son harass the Brahman was to bring BhTmasena back to her. In using this word in her order to Ghatotkacha she intends to convey a meaning of which he himself is entirely unconscious.
35. Worst of ogres. — Another double entente. The word translated " worst " signifies the offspring of a marriage of a high-caste man with a low- caste woman ; in this case, of a Kshatriya with a Rakshasi.
What to read after The Madhyama Vyayoga a Drama Composed By the Poet Bhasa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bhasa to read onlineMoreLess
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