Kālidāsa

Dictionary with explanation of synonyms in Raghuvaṃśa, Kumārasambhava, Meghadūta, and R̥tusaṃhāra, four poetic works of Kālidāsa, Sanskrit author.

The fact that the following translation (first published in 1855) of India's most celebrated drama has gone through seven editions, might reasonably have absolved me from the duty of revising it.

Comprises first eight chapters, with Mallinātha's Sañjīvinī commentary.

Critical edition with English translation.

Verse translation of a Sanskrit classic on seasons.

Work on Hindu astrology.

Extended narrative poem, with commentary, on the life and activities, chiefly of Raghu, Hindu mythological king of Solar dynasty, and his successors; includes Raghuvaṃśasāraḥ.

Manual, in verse, of Hindu astrology.

Abridged translation; includes occasional comments.

ed. from manuscripts, with the commentary of Vallabhadeva, and provided with a complete Sanskrit-English vocabulary, by E. Hultzsch

Classical Sanskrit play; includes Sanskrit text, with interpretation and notes in Latin.

Treatise, in verse, on Hindu astrology; with critical apparatus.

Verse treatise, with Sanskrit-Hindi commentaries, on Sanskrit metrics.

Work on Sanskrit poetics; includes Ratnaprabhā Hindi commentary.

Treatise on Hindu astrology with interpretation in Hindi and Sanskrit.