Bhagavadajjuka Prahasana: a Philosophical Farce (Bhagavad-Ajjuka)
Book shows light shelf wear only, in bright red buckram with sharp corners. Text/interior is marked heavily in pencil in the introduction, very occasionally in the text of the play itself. 125 pages. Dust jacket shows small tears, edge wear. Text of play is given in analytic transliteration in Roman script with a word-for-work translation underneath. Plot concerns a holy man demonstrating to his materialistic disciple that there is such a thing as the soul by using his gogic powers to transfer his own soul into the body of a beautiful, young courtesan who has just died of a snake bite. Hilarity ensues.
Bookshop Pistil Books Online · Seattle, US42,19 €
