Complete edition, Calcutta, 1834-39, 4 vols.; Bombay, 1863; re-edited, with commentary by Nitakantha Govinda, 1890.
Translations into English Prose, by Protap Chandra Roy, 1883; (Sanscrit text of Maharshi Vyas, with complete English and Hindi translations, 1902, &c.).
"Virtue's Triumph; or, The Maha-Bharata." By Rai Bahadur, P. Anunda Charlu. 1894.
Prose literal translation, by Manmatha Nath Dutt. 1895.
Condensed into English verse by Romesh Dutt (Temple Classics). 1898. The same, with Introduction by W. Max-Muller. 1899.
(Many English translations of portions of the whole epic have been published.)

Works on:
H. H. Wilson," Essays on the Religion of the Hindoos." 1862.
Sir M. Williams, "Indian Epic Poetry," &c. 1863.
Wheeler, "The Vedic Period and the Mahabbarata." 1867.
Buehler and Kirste, " Indian Studies, Contributions to the History of the Mahabharata." 1892.
J. C. Oman (see above).
V. Fausboll, "Indian Mythology, according to the Mahabharata in Outline" (Oriental Religions Series, Luzac, vol. i.). 1903.
"Raganama Ramkrishna Bhaguvata," an attempt to analyse the Mahabharata from the higher Brahminical standpoint. 1905.
Chintamani Vinayaka Vaidya, "The Mahabharata; a Criticism." 1905. "Epic India; or, India as described in the 'Mahabharata and Ramayana." 1907.

CONTENTS

RAMAYANA

MAHA-BHARATA

RAMAYANA

CONDENSED INTO ENGLISH VERSE

By Romesh C. Dutt

(1899)

EPIC OF RAMA, PRINCE OF INDIA