Indian Languages & Texts

Csaba Dezsö (DPhil, Oxon) is Assistant Professor of Sanskrit at the Department of Indo- European Studies, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary. His English translation of Bhatta Jayanta's Agamadambara was published in the Clay Sanskrit Library in 2005. He has also published text-critical studies of other classical Indian dramas.

• Preface; Remarks on the Periphrastic Constructions with the Verb To Make, To Do is Sanskrit, Greek & Latin; Proto-Indo-European Cultural Lexicon: Traces of an Afro-Asiatic Substratum; The Fertile Clash: The Rise of Philosophy in Indian; A Curious Play (kim api ruoakam); Bhatta Jayantas Agamadambara in the Light of Classical Indian Dramaturgy; Notes on Matsyendrasambhita; Remarks on the Use of the Dharanis & Mantras of the Mahapratisara-Mahavidyarajni; Atra kim Prayojanam? An Essay on the Reception & Naturalization of kavya in Tibet: Tracing Texts, Reading Between the Lines & her Vanities; Exploring the Transmission of the Kavitavali of Tulsidas: A Statistical Analysis of Manuscript Relationships; Apocrypha in the Eastern Manuscripts oTulsidass Kavitavali; Courtly & Religious Communities as Centres of Literary Activity in Eighteenth- Century India: Anandghans Conatcts with the Princely Court of Kishangarh- Rupnagar & with the Math of the Nimbarka Sampraday in Salemabad; The Question of Sufism in Khwajah Mir Dards Urdu Poetry.