Astanga-Hrdaya
Book from the Archaeological Survey of IndiaCentral Archaeological Library, New DelhiBook Number: 694Book Title: Astanga-HrdayaBook Author: VagbhattaBook Language: SanskritNumber of Pages: 638Publisher: Banaras; 1950Subject: Sanskrit literature; Sanskrit fiction; Sanskrit novelsSource URL: http://asi.nic.in/asi_books/694.pdfYear: 1950
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