The Koka Shastra: And Other Medieval Indian Writings on Love
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 1964 |
Collection
| Translated by | Alex Comfort |
| Introduction by | Alex Comfort |
| Notes by | Alex Comfort |
| Preface by | W. G. Archer |
| Imprint | George Allen and Unwin* |
| Publisher | George Allen & Unwin Ltd* |
| Copyright Holder (Translation) | Alex Comfort |
| Copyright Holder (Foreword/Preface) | George Allen and Unwin Ltd* |
| Printed by | Simson Shand Ltd |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Location | London |
| Copyright | 1964 |
| First Published | 1964 |
| Pages / Font | 171 pages / 12 on 13 Walbaum |
| Price | 30s. net in U.K. only |
| Chapters | Preface by W. G. Archer
INTRODUCTION
I General
II The Later Texts
1 The Pañcasāyaka (The Five Arrows)
2 The Kandarpacūdāmanī (The Tiara of the Love-God)
3 The Smaradīpikā (The Light of Love)
4 The Ananga Ranga (The Stage of the Love-God)
5 The Ratimañjarī (The Posy of Love)
6 The Dinālāpanikā Śukasaptatí (The Seventy Discourse of the Parrot)
7 Other texts
THE KOKA SHASTRA
1 Of the Physical Types and their Seasons
2 Of the Lunar Calendar
3 Of Physical Types by their genital characters
4 Of Women by their Ages, Temperaments and Dispositions
5 Of Women by Custom and Place
6 Of Embraces
7 Of Kisses
8 Of Love-Marks
9 Of Coition and the various coital postures
10 Of Love-blows and love-cries
11 The Wooing of a Bride
12 Concerning Wives
13 Concerning relations with Strange Women
14 Concerning Love-spells
15 Concerning Recipes
References Preface by W. G. Archer
INTRODUCTION
I General
II The Later Texts
1 The Pañcasāyaka (The Five Arrows)
2 The Kandarpacūdāmanī (The Tiara of the Love-God)
3 The Smaradīpikā (The Light of Love)
4 The Ananga Ranga (The Stage of the Love-God)
5 The Ratimañjarī (The Posy of Love)
6 The Dinālāpanikā Śukasaptatí (The Seventy Discourse of the Parrot)
7 Other texts
THE KOKA SHASTRA
1 Of the Physical Types and their Seasons
2 Of the Lunar Calendar
3 Of Physical Types by their genital characters
4 Of Women by their Ages, Temperaments and Dispositions
5 Of Women by Custom and Place
6 Of Embraces
7 Of Kisses
8 Of Love-Marks
9 Of Coition and the various coital postures
10 Of Love-blows and love-cries
11 The Wooing of a Bride
12 Concerning Wives
13 Concerning relations with Strange Women
14 Concerning Love-spells
15 Concerning Recipes
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| Notes | The Koka Shastra, Being the Ratirahasya of Kokkoka, And Other Medieval Indian Writings on Love. |
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