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But no need have we of those who shared not our toils of erst, what time the War-god, driving all before him, was rending the sails of our ship of state with his tempestuous blast.
Rhesus 2008
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But no need have we of those who shared not our toils of erst, what time the War-god, driving all before him, was rending the sails of our ship of state with his tempestuous blast.
Rhesus 2008
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Raghu_, the first eight cantos of _The Birth of the War-god_ -- were composed when he was in the prime of manhood.
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My own preference is for _The Dynasty of Raghu_, yet there are passages in _The Birth of the War-god_ of a piercing beauty which the world can never let die.
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The Hindus class it with _The Dynasty of Raghu_ and _The Birth of the War-god_ as a
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Hindu critics class the poem with _The Dynasty of Raghu_ and _The Birth of the War-god_ as a _kavya_, or learned epic.
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Dynasty of Raghu_ suggest that this epic was written before _The Birth of the War-god_, though the inference is far from certain.
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If we compare _The Dynasty of Raghu_ with Kalidasa's other books, we find it inferior to _The Birth of the War-god_ in unity of plot, inferior to _Shakuntala_ in sustained interest, inferior to _The
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If one of his epics, _The Birth of the War-god_, is distinctively Shivaistic, the other, _The Dynasty of
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The War-god_ (cantos one to seven), by Ralph T.H. Griffith (second edition, 1879); of _The Cloud-Messenger_, by H.H. Wilson (1813).
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