Frasi di Valmiki

Origine: King of Siam Rama I The-Ramayana https://books.google.co.in/books?id=OvqbCHa3zWkC&pg=PA19, Islamic Books, 1967, p. 19.

In p. 5.
Ramayana

In p. 5.
Narada to Valmiki
Ramayana

In. p. 7.
He remembered these words uttered in a verse form, when he got back to his hermitage. It was then that Brahma appeared before him.

Origine: Ramayana, p. 7.

In p. 5'
Valmiki To Narada
Ramayana

He expressed anguish in a poetic form when he found the hunter killing the male dove with his arrow. <br class="br">Origine: Ramayana translated by William Buck in: Ramayana https://books.google.co.in/books?id=vvuIp2kqIkMC&amp;pg=PA7, Motilal Banarsidass Publ., 1 January 2000, p. 7.

In p. 6.
Narada to Valmiki.
Ramayana

In p. 6.
Narada to Valmiki
Ramayana

In p. 6.
Valmiki to Narada
Ramayana

In p. 6.
Valmiki to Narada
Ramayana

In p. 5
Narada to Valmiki looking at him intently
Ramayana

In p. 6.
Valmiki to Sita
Ramayana

Origine: King of Siam Rama I "The-Ramayana", p. 28.

Valmiki to Brahma who appeared before him. p. 5.
Ramayana

In. p. 7-8.
Perceiving the words thought by Valmiki, Brahma told him "So, by a river, the world's first verse has been born from pity, and love and compassion for a tiny bird has made you a poet. Use your discovery to tell Rama's story, and your verses will defeat Time. As make you poem, Rama's life will be revealed to you, and no word of yours will be untrue.

In p. 6.
Narada to Valmiki.
Ramayana

In p. 6.
Narada to Valmiki
Ramayana

In p. 5.
Valmiki To Narada
Ramayana

Sri Aurobindo
Valmiki

Valmiki

Origine: The Epic Civilization, p. 51.