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abhijñānaśakuntalam
avimārakam
uttararāmacaritam
ūrubhaṅgam
ṛtusaṃhāram
karṇabhāram
karpūramañjarī
kādambarī
kīcakavadham
kirātārjunīyam
kuṭṭanīmatam
kumārasambhavam
gītagovindam
gopālakelicandrikā
caṇḍīśatakam
jānakīharaṇam
daśakumāracaritam
dūtaghaṭotkacam
dūtavākyam
nāgānandam
nārāyaṇīyam
naiṣadhīyacaritam
pañcarātram
pañcastavī
priyadarśikā
bālacaritam
bhaktāmarastotram
bhaṭṭikāvyam
bhāvaśatakam
madhyamavyāyogaḥ
mahāgaṇapatistotram
mahābhāratamañjarī
mahāvīracaritam
mahāsubhāṣitasaṃgraha
mālatīmādhavam
mālavikāgnimitram
mukuṇḍamālā
mudrārākṣasaṃ
mṛcchakaṭikam
meghadūtam
raghuvamśam
ratnāvalī
rāmāyaṇamañjarī
vikramorvaśīyam
śiśupālavadham
śivaśatakam
śrṅgāraśatakam
śrṅgāratilakam
subhāṣitāvalī
svapnavāsavadattam
harṣacaritam
 
 
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This searchable collection of Sanskrit electronic texts is a part of the Pandanus project. At present it contains 27 Kavya and Subhashita works (more than 4MB of data), all transcribed and proofread by students of the Seminar of Indian Studies (Institute of South and Central Asia, Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Prague), the work is still in progress.

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