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The Clay Sanskrit Library powerfully affirms Sanskrit's contributions to world literature, ethics, and religion. Had John Clay been able to see the series to its goal, English readers would have found the way to Sanskrit literature paved for them with handsome books bound in emerald blue. Regret for the close of the CSL will grow as rapidly as the gratitude for its achievements.

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