An Introductory Sanskrit Reader Improving Reading Fluency 1st edition by Antonia Ruppel‎ 9004468668 978-9004468665

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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9004468668

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-9004468665

Author:   Antonia Ruppel‎

This Reader aims at bridging the gap between introductory/grammar lessons and independent reading of Sanskrit texts. Fully annotated readings from epics, narrative and subhāṣitas are supplemented by sections on syntax, word formation and compounding, and also a 900-word study vocabulary.

 

An Introductory Sanskrit Reader Improving Reading Fluency 1st table of contents:

1 Hitopadeśa, or Supportive Advice
 a  The Dog, the Donkey and the Thief (2.2)
 b  The Lion, Mouse and Cat (2.3)
 c  The Clever Woman and the Bell (2.4)
 d  The Clever Woman with Two Lovers (2.6)
 e  The Lion and the Old Hare (2.8)
 f  The Elephant, the Hares and the Moon (3.3)
 g  The Blue Jackal (3.7)
 h  The Sage and the Mouse (4.5)
 i  The Old Crane and the Crab (4.6)
 j  The Brahmin and the Pots (4.7)
 k  The Two Demons (4.8)
 l  The Brahmin and the Three Crooks (4.9)

2 Vikramacarita, or Vikrama’s Deeds
 a  I Volunteer as Tribute (Story 8)
 b  Eight Jewels from Eight Goddesses (Story 21)
 c  King Vikrama in His Element (Story 22)
 d  Don’t Believe Everything You See (Story 30)

3 Rāmāyaṇa, or Rāma’s Journey
 a  The Beauty of the Night (1. 33.14–18)
 b  A Perfect Leader (2.1.15–28)
 c  A Land Without Leadership (2.61.8–23)
 d  Jābāli the Materialist on the Meaning of Life (2.100.1–17)
 e  Sītā Cautions Rāma on the Handling of Weapons (3.8.1–12, 20–29)
 f  Rāma Asks Nature If It Has Seen Sītā (3.58.1–22, 31–34)
 g  The Ascetic Śabarī (3.70.4–27)
 h  The Hermitage of the Seven Sages (4.13.12–27)
 i  Tārā Counsels Her Husband Vālin (4.15.7–23)
 j  Tārā Laments Her Husband Vālin (4. 20.12–17)
 k  The Rainy Season (4.27.2–46)
 l  Svayaṃprabhā’s Cave (4.49.12–52.13)
 m  Hanumān Learns about His Immaculate Conception (4.65.8–28)
 n  How Should I Address Sītā? (5.28.3–44)

4 Kathāsaritsāgara, or Ocean of Rivers of Stories
 a  Śiva Explains the Significance of Skulls (1.2.10–15)
 b  Brahmadatta and the Golden Swans (1.3.27–34)
 c  Pāṇini (1.4.20–25)
 d  Hand with Five Fingers, Hand with Two Fingers (1.5.8–12)
 e  Why the Fish Laughed (1.5.14–25)
 f  King Śibi Sacrifices Himself (1.7.88–97)
 g  How the Bṛhatkathā Came to Earth (1.8.1–38)
 h  Ahalyā: Bilingual and Clever (3.3.137–147)
 i  Buddhist Merchant, Hindu Son (6.1.11–54)
 j  The Brahmin and the Outcaste (6.1.123–133)
 k  The Seven Princesses: King Kaliṅgadatta Is Told a Story within a Story within a Story (6.2.9–45)
 l  Tapodatta Tries to Replace Study with Penance (7.6.13–24)
 m  Should You Turn a Mouse into a Girl? (10.6.125–135)
 n  Once You’ve Tasted the Good Stuff … (10.6.178–185)
 o  Guard the Door! (10.6.209–211)

 

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