Indian Idylls From the Sanskrit of the Mahbhrata

A collection of poetry translations from the Sanskrit epic, the Mahabharata. Arnold focuses on the pastoral and idyllic aspects of the epic, retelling stories of love, nature, and mythological creatures. The book is notable for its lyrical language and romanticized portrayal of Indian culture.

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