A Classical Dictionary of India is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Indian mythology, philosophy, and literature. Written by British historian John Garrett, the book provides detailed explanations of the key concepts and figures in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and other religions and philosophies of India. Garrett's insight into Indian culture and his thorough understanding of the subject matter make this one of the most useful resources for scholars of Indian history and culture.

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