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The Kama sutra of Vatsyayana : translated from the Sanskrit ; in seven parts, with preface, introduction, and concluding remarks
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"The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana, a Sanskrit book of about the third century A.D., has for long been honoured in India as the earliest Indian treatise on the science and art of sex and love. It describes social customs in early India, analyses sexual techniques and comments on the many different situations in which men and women of the day might find themselves involved and how best these should be dealt with. Its purpose is to discover in what ways happiness and enjoyment can be best achieved. While sharing the Indian attitude to love as an ecstatic experience, it assumes that sexual happiness is founded on scientific knowledge and to this end it provides a series of chapters based on the practical experience of sex. In this respect it is a forerunner of the marriage guidance books of today. The Kama Sutra underlies all later Indian writings on love including Sanskrit love poetry and is a classic contribution to Indian culture"--dust jacket.
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[-----]. Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana, translated from the Sanscrit in Seven Parts with Preface, Introductions, and Concluding Remarks, A.MS. (206 p.), (1883), Benares & London
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Note: Printed for the Hindu Rama Shastra Society, For Private Circulation Only. With elaborate leather covers.
HM 80305