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Sri Aurobindo — 132
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Translations
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Part One - Translations from Sanskrit
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Section One - The Ramayana
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Pieces from the Ramayana
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An Aryan City
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The Book of the Wild Forest
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The Defeat of Dhoomraksha
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Section Two - The Mahabharata
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Sabha Parva or Book of the Assembly-Hall
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Virata Parva Fragments from Adhyaya 17
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Udyoga Parva Two Renderings of the First Adhyaya
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Udyoga Parva Passages from Adhyayas 75 and 72
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The Bhagavad Gita The First Six Chapters
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Chapter I
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Chapter II
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Chapter III
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Chapter IV
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Chapter V
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Chapter VI
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Appendix I Opening of Chapter VII
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Appendix II A Later Translation of the Opening of the Gita
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Vidula
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Section Three - Kalidasa
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Vikramorvasie or The Hero and the Nymph
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Characters
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Act I
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Act II
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Act III
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Act IV
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Act V
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In the Gardens of Vidisha or Malavica and the King
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Dramatis Personae
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Act I Scene I
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Scene II
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Appendix A Fragment from Act II
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The Birth of the War-God
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The Birth of the War-God Stanzaic Rendering of the Opening of Canto I
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The Birth of the War-God Blank Verse Rendering of Canto I
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The Birth of the War-God Expanded Version of Canto I and Part of Canto II
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Canto II
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Notes and Fragments
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Skeleton Notes on the Kumarasambhavam Canto V
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The Line of Raghou
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The Cloud Messenger
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Section Four - Bhartrihari
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The Century of Life
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Invocation
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On Fools and Folly
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On Wisdom
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On Pride and Heroism
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On Wealth
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On the Wicked
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On Virtue
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On Firmness
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On Fate
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On Karma
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Miscellaneous Verses
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Appendix Prefatory Note on Bhartrihari
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Section Five - Other Translations from Sanskrit
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Opening of the Kiratarjuniya
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Bhagawat
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Bhavani
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Part Two - Translations from Bengali
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Section One - Vaishnava Devotional Poetry
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Radha s Complaint in Absence
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Radha s Appeal
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Karma
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Appeal
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Twenty-two Poems of Bidyapati
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Selected Poems of Bidyapati
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Selected Poems of Nidhou
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Selected Poems of Horo Thacoor
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Selected Poems of Ganodas
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Section Two - Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
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Hymn to the Mother Bande Mataram
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Bande Mataram Translation in Prose
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Anandamath
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Prologue
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Chapter I (2)
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Chapter II (2)
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Chapter III (2)
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Chapter IV (2)
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Chapter V (2)
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Chapter VI (2)
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Chapter VII
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Chapter VIII
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Chapter IX
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Chapter X
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Chapter XI
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Chapter XII
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Chapter XIII
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Appendix A Later Version of Chapters I and II
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Section Three - Chittaranjan Das
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Songs of the Sea
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Section Four - Disciples and Others
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Hymn to India
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Mother India
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The Pilot
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Mahalakshmi
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The New Creator
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Lakshmi
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Aspiration The New Dawn
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Farewell Flute
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Uma
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Faithful
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Since thou hast called me
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A Beauty infinite
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At the day-end
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The King of kings
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Part Three - Translations from Tamil
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Andal
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Andal The Vaishnava Poetess
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To the Cuckoo
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I Dreamed a Dream
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Ye Others
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Nammalwar
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Nammalwar -- The Supreme Vaishnava Saint and Poet
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Nammalwar s Hymn of the Golden Age
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Love-Mad
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Kulasekhara Alwar
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Refuge
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Tiruvalluvar
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Opening of the Kural
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Part Four - Translations from Greek
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Two Epigrams
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Opening of the Iliad
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Opening of the Odyssey
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Hexameters from Homer
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Part Five - Translations from Latin
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Hexameters from Virgil and Horace
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Catullus to Lesbia
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Note on the Texts