Panchatantra-text Of Purnabhadra

The Panchatantra-text Of Purnabhadra, Volume 13 presents a detailed exploration of one of the most influential collections of Indian fables. This volume focuses on the Purnabhadra recension of the Panchatantra, offering insights into its textual history and literary significance. Johannes Hertel's work provides a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in comparative literature, folklore, and the rich tradition of Indian storytelling.

The Panchatantra, known for its engaging animal stories and embedded moral lessons, has captivated readers for centuries and spread globally through various translations and adaptations. This edition is essential for understanding the nuances of Purnabhadra's version and its place within the broader context of Panchatantra studies. Delve into the wisdom and charm of these timeless tales.

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