[32] i. 74. Winternitz’s denial (GIL., i. 319 f.) of priority is impossible; cf. Gawroński, Les sources de quelques drames indiens, pp. 40, 91. [↑]

[33] The absurd silence as to Mālavikā’s origin in the Mālavikāgnimitra is rendered acceptable by belief in prophecy. [↑]

[34] See S. D. and A. B. Gajendragadkar, Abhijñānaçakuntalā, pp. xxxvi ff.; below, chap. xii. [↑]

[35] See Hari Chand, Kālidāsa et l’art poétique de l’Inde (1917), pp. 68 ff. On his suggestiveness, cf. Ekāvalī, p. 52. [↑]

[36] Çakuntalā, i. 15. [↑]

[37] Ibid., i. 20. [↑]

[38] Ibid., vi. 9. [↑]

[39] Ibid., vii. 19. [↑]

[40] Ibid., vi. 22. [↑]

[41] Ibid., vii. 32. [↑]