04-02-2006, 07:51 AM
Frederic,
This is from an Dr Jayashree, hope this helps:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Manasollasa or Abhilasitarthacintamani is an
encyclopeadic text ritten by a king of Karnataka, king
Someswara of the 12th century. It contains 8000 verses
dealing with almost all the subjects. The book has
been published by 4 or 5 publishers, one of them being
Gaekwad's Oriental Institute, Baroda. It has been
translated to kannada and published by Hampi University.
The Delhi based IGNCA is editing the text with many
other manuscripts and getting it translated to English
with exhaustive notes, with my help, namely,
Dr.M.A.Jayashree, Professor and Head of the department
of Sanskrit, D.Banumiah's College, Mysore, India.
If more information about the text is needed, please
contact me.
Thank You,
Jayashree.
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This is from an Dr Jayashree, hope this helps:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Manasollasa or Abhilasitarthacintamani is an
encyclopeadic text ritten by a king of Karnataka, king
Someswara of the 12th century. It contains 8000 verses
dealing with almost all the subjects. The book has
been published by 4 or 5 publishers, one of them being
Gaekwad's Oriental Institute, Baroda. It has been
translated to kannada and published by Hampi University.
The Delhi based IGNCA is editing the text with many
other manuscripts and getting it translated to English
with exhaustive notes, with my help, namely,
Dr.M.A.Jayashree, Professor and Head of the department
of Sanskrit, D.Banumiah's College, Mysore, India.
If more information about the text is needed, please
contact me.
Thank You,
Jayashree.
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