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Posted on: 9 July 2010
The Buddhist legend of Jîmûtavâhana : from the Kathâ-Sarit-Sâgara (the Ocean-river of story) dramatized in the Nâgânanda (the Joy of the world of serpents), a Buddhist drama by Srî Harsha Deva.
By Soma Deva Bhatta (11th Century)
Translated from Sanskrit by Rev. Hale Wortham
Published by George Routledge & Sons, London - 1875(?)
Read Book Online : http://www.archive.org/stream/buddhistlegendof00somarich#page/n7/mode/2up
Download pdf Book : http://ia341234.us.archive.org/3/items/buddhistlegendof00somarich/buddhistlegendof00somarich.pdf
thank you for this - I love being able to download the pdfs and read them at my leisure.
brilliant! thanks a lot!
someone suggested that this book is hindi translation of gunadhya's gadhasaptashati.could that be true?
I second Joanna's comment.