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Chaurapanchasika (The …

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Copia posteriore di una pagina del Chaurapanchasika Chaurapanchasika (The Song of the Thief of Love) is a Sanskrit poem composed by Bilhana in the 11th century. Its illustration in the 16th century marks an important transition in the Rajput pictorial style.

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Copia posteriore di una pagina del Chaurapanchasika Chaurapanchasika (The Song of the Thief of Love) is a Sanskrit poem composed by Bilhana in the 11th century. Its illustration in the 16th century marks an important transition in the Rajput pictorial style.

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