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 1  Int     |          the Indian tradition of kavya, or belles lettres. ~This
 2  Int     |     distinct, dealing with form (kavya) and content (Buddhism),
 3  Int     |         Buddhism), the ideals of kavya aimed at combining form
 4  Int     |       adapted the conventions of kavya in a way that skillfully
 5  Int     |         skill. ~As an example of kavya, the Dhammapada has a fairly
 6  Int     |    behind it, for the purpose of kavya was to instruct in the highest
 7  Int     |      other early masterpieces of kavya, the Dhammapada is quite
 8  Int     |       confluence of Buddhist and kavya traditions in the Dhammapada
 9  Int     | Buddhists used the traditions of kavya -- concerning savor, rhetoric,
10  Int     |     wordplay typical of polished kavya. For this reason, I have
11   24(337)|   benedictions found in works of kavya. Instead of expressing a
12   26(390)|           Given the way in which kavya cultivated a taste for ambiguities
13  Bib     |       1997. ~Warder, A.K. Indian Kavya Literature, vols. I and