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Mahabharata, Book 11: Stri Parvaस्त्रीपर्व

The Book of the Women. 27 sections of Ganguli’s English prose; 27 of them beside the Sanskrit adhyāya they translate. This Sanskrit edition of the book has 27 adhyāyas.

Section I · Jalapradanika-parvaJalapradanika-parva · with Sanskrit adhyāya 1 Section IIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 2 Section IIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 3 Section IVwith Sanskrit adhyāya 4 Section Vwith Sanskrit adhyāya 5 Section VIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 6 Section VIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 7 Section VIIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 8 Section IXwith Sanskrit adhyāya 9 Section Xwith Sanskrit adhyāya 10 Section XIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 11 Section XIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 12 Section XIIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 13 Section XIVwith Sanskrit adhyāya 14 Section XVwith Sanskrit adhyāya 15 Section XVI · Stri-vilapa-parvaStri-vilapa-parva · with Sanskrit adhyāya 16 Section XVIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 17 Section XVIIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 18 Section XIXwith Sanskrit adhyāya 19 Section XXwith Sanskrit adhyāya 20 Section XXIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 21 Section XXIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 22 Section XXIIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 23 Section XXIVwith Sanskrit adhyāya 24 Section XXVwith Sanskrit adhyāya 25 Section XXVIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 26 Section XXVIIwith Sanskrit adhyāya 27

About this book

Ganguli translated the Calcutta edition (1883–96). The Sanskrit here is the Wikisource recension, which does not always divide the chapters the same way.
A section is shown beside a Sanskrit adhyāya only when both have the same number in this book, the Wikisource page has verse text, and the first named speaker on each side is the same person (or one side has no speaker to check).
English only (no sure match): none.

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English: Kisari Mohan Ganguli, The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated into English Prose from the Original Sanskrit Text (Calcutta: Bharata Press, 1883–1896), public domain. Transcription: Project Gutenberg #15474, #15475, #15476, #15477 (from the sacred-texts.com scan, J. B. Hare / Distributed Proofreaders). Sanskrit: Sanskrit Wikisource. The ancient text is public domain; Wikisource page text is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.