Template:Multiple image Of around 155 extant Sanskrit plays,Template:Efn at least 46 distinct plays by at least 24 authors have been translated into English. William Jones published the first English translation of any Sanskrit play (Shakuntala) in 1789. About 3 decades later, Horace Hayman Wilson published the first major English survey of Sanskrit drama, including 6 full translations (Mṛcchakatika, Vikramōrvaśīyam, Uttararamacarita, Malatimadhava, Mudrarakshasa, and Ratnavali). These 7 plays — plus Nagananda, Mālavikāgnimitram, and Svapnavasavadattam (the text of which was not discovered until almost a century after Wilson's volumes) — remain the most-translated plays.
The period of Sanskrit dramas in India begins roughly with the composition of the Natya Shastra (c. 200 BCE – 200 CE) — though this treatise evidences a mature theatrical practice already in existence. Literarily, the period dwindles around the composition of the Natya Shatra's influential abridgment: Dasharupakam (late 10th century CE) — though derivative works continued to be written. "Sanskrit drama" typically contains a mix of Sanskrit and Prakrit though, for example, Bhāsa's Dūtavākya contains no Prakrit,Template:Sfn and Rajashekhara's Karpuramanjari is written entirely in Prakrit.Template:Sfn Template:TOC limit
List of translations
Key
- Published as — The titles of the English translations, with links to their full bibliographic entries.
- Year — The year of the translation's first publication. However, revised editions are frequently cited in the bibliography.
Fragmentary passages are not considered here, nor are modern dramas written in Sanskrit.
Table
Notes and references
Notes
References
Bibliography
Translations
Anonymous
- Kaumudī Mahotsava{{#if:Anonymous|, Anonymous}(1952)
Bāṇabhaṭṭa
- The Parvati Parinaya of Banabhatta{{#if:Bāṇabhaṭṭa|, Bāṇabhaṭṭa}. L.V. Ramachandra Iyer(1898)
Baudhāyana
- The Hermit and the Harlot. Mahfil({Template:Date).
Bhāsa
- The Dream Queen: A Translation of the Svapnavasavadatta of Bhasa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Indian Press(1918)
- Svapnavasavadattam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. P. Charan Das(1920a)
- Pancaratram{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Holkar State Printing Press(1920b)
- The Madhyama Vyayoga: a drama composed by the poet Bhasa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Wesleyan Mission Press(1921)
- Vāsavadattā: Being a Translation of an Anonymous Sanskrit Drama, Svapanavāsavadatta, Attributed to Bhāsa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oxford University Press(1923)
- Avimaraka [Act I?]. Shama'a({Template:Date).
- Duta Ghatotkaca. Shama'a({Template:Date).
- Avimaraka [Acts II-V?]. Shama'a({Template:Date).
- The Vision of Vāsadattā (Svapnavāsavadattam) &c.{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Das Bros.(1925b)
- Duta-Vakyam; or Envoy's Declaration. The Modern Review({Template:Date).
- Avimaraka [Act VI]. Shama'a({Template:Date).
- Pratima Nataka{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1927a)
- Pratimā nātakam of Bhāsa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Vasanta Press(1927b)
- Svapnavasavadatta{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Booksellers Publishing Co.(1929)
- Thirteen Trivandrum Plays Attributed To Bhasa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oxford University Press(1930a)
- Pratimā{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. N. Bhide & Co.(1930b)
- Pratimā{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Gopal Narayen & Co.(1930c)
- Abhiṣekanāṭakaṃ; a Sanskrit drama in seven acts{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Punjab Sanskrit Book Depot(1930d)
- Thirteen Trivandrum Plays Attributed To Bhasa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oxford University Press(1931)
- Abhiśeka-Nāṭaka. Journal of the Annamalai University({Template:Date).
- Abhiśeka-Nāṭaka. Journal of the Annamalai University({Template:Date).
- Svapnavasuvadattam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}(1936)
- Bhāsa's Ūrubhaṅgam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. M. L. Banarsi Das(1937)
- Pratijñāyaugandharāyaṇam: a Sanskrit drama in four acts{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1939)
- Ūrubhaṅgam (Breaking of Thighs): a Sanskrit one-act play{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1940a)
- Yaugandharayana's Vows (a play in four acts){{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Sanskrit Literature Society(1940b)
- Two Plays Of Bhasa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Madras Law Journal Office(1941a)
- Rajah Sir Annamalai Chettiar Commemoration Volume{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Annamalai University(1941b)
- Bhasa's Pratima-Natakam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Nalanda Press(1942)
- Charudattam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1943a)
- Pancharatram: The Five Nights [a play in three acts]{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Sanskrit Literature Society(1943b)
- The Svapnavāsavadattā of Bhāsa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Good Companions(1944)
- Svapnavāsavadattam: a Sanskrit drama in six acts{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1946)
- Bhasa's Pratima-Nataka: The Statues Play{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Samskrita Sahitya Sadana(1950)
- Bhasa's Swapna-vasavadattam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Chattopadhyaya Brothers(1955)
- Pañcharātram{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1957a)
- Madhyamavyāyoga{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1957b)
- Dūtavākyam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1957c)
- Karṇabhāram{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1957d)
- Dūtaghaṭotkacam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Oriental Book Agency(1957e)
- Bhasa's Swapnavasavadattam{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. K. Ray(1961)
- The Shattered Thigh and the Other Mahābhārata Plays of Bhasa{{#if:Bhāsa|, Bhāsa}. Penguin Books India(1993). ISBN 9780140178371
Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa
- Veṉí-sanhára Nátaka; or, The Binding of the Braid{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. The Translator(1880)
- The Venị̂samhâra of Bhaṭṭa Nârâyana{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. Oriental Publishing Company(1910)
- Veṇīsaṃhāra: A Sanskrit Drama in Six Acts{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. Oriental Book-supplying Agency(1922)
- The Venisamhara of Bhatta Narayana{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. Aryabhushan Press(1933)
- The Venisamhara of Bhatta Narayana{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. Malati Trades(1943a)
- Veṇīsaṃhāram{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}(1943b)
- Veṇīsaṃhāram{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. Dadar Book Depot(1953a)
- Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa's Veṇīsaṃhāram{{#if:Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa|, Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa}. Book-sellers Publishing Co.(1953b)
Bhavabhūti
- Maha-vira-charita: The Adventures of the Great Hero Rama{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Trübner(1871)
- Uttara Ráma Charita: A Sanskrit Drama{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Thacker, Spink(1874)
- An English Translation of Uttararama Charita{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Kedar Nath Bose(1891)
- Uttararamacharita{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Gopal Narayan & Co.(1911)
- Rama's Later History; or, Uttara-Drama Charita; An Ancient Hindu Drama{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Harvard University Press(1915)
- Mālatīmādhavam{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. C.R. Devadhar and N.G. Suru(1935)
- Uttararāmacarita of Bhavabhūti{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. K.G. Sharangpani(1954)
- Uttaramcharitam Of Bhavabhuti{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Motilal Banarsidass(1962)
- Bhavabhuti's Uttaracharitam{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. S. Ray(1966)
- Bhavabhūti's Mālatīmādhava{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Motilal Banarsidass(1967)
- Mālatīmādhava of Bhavabhūti{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. Chaukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan(2003). ISBN 9788170841807
- Rama's Last Act{{#if:Bhavabhūti|, Bhavabhūti}. New York University Press(2007). ISBN 978-0-8147-6733-7
Diṇnāga
- The Jasmine Garland{{#if:Diṇnāga|, Diṇnāga}. Oxford University Press(1935)
- Kundamālā Of Diṇnāga{{#if:Diṇnāga|, Diṇnāga}. Oriental Booksellers(1937)
Harihara
- The Bhartrharinirveda of Harihara, Now First Translated from the Sanskrit and Prākrit. Journal of the American Oriental Society({Template:Date).
Harsha
- Nágánanda; or The Joy of the Snake-world{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Trübner(1872)
- Nagananda{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Nundo Lall Chatterjee(1887)
- The Ratnavali of Sriharsha Deva{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Kedarnath Bose(1902a)
- The Ratnavali: A Sanskrit Drama{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Hari Ram Dhar(1902b)
- Priyadarsika{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Oriental Press(1908)
- The Buddhist Legend of Jîmûtavâhana [...] dramatized in the Nâgânanda (the Joy of the World of Serpents){{#if:|, {{{last}}}}. Routledge(1911)
- The Nagananda{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Standard Publishing Co.(1919a)
- Nāgānanda of Shri Harsha{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Keshav Bhikaji Dhavale(1919b)
- Nâgânanda{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Chitra Shala Press(1919c)
- The Ratnavali{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Standard Publishing Co.(1921)
- Sriharsha's Ratnavali{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Manoranjan Ray(1922)
- Priyadarśikā: a Sanskrit Drama{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Columbia University Press(1923)
- The Priyadarsika{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Gopal Narayan and Co.(1928a)
- Priyadarśikā{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. N.G. Suru(1928b)
- Ratnāvalī: A Sanskrit Play by Śrī Harṣa Deva{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Sri Balamanorama Press(1935)
- Ratnavali of Emperor Shri Harsha{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Modern Book Agency(1939)
- Nāgānanda of Harṣa Deva{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Sri Balamanorama(1947)
- Priyadarsika{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Ramaswamy Sastrul(1948a)
- The Dramas of Shrí Harsha{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Ketabistan(1948b)
- Sri Harsha's Nâgânanda{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Sastrulu(1950)
- Ratnavali: A Sanskrit Drama{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Vasant Vihar(1953a)
- The Nāgānanda Of Srīharṣa{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. New and Second Hand Book Stall(1953b)
- Nāgānand of Harshadev{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Bookseller's Publishing Co.(1953c)
- Ratnavali of Sri Harsa{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. Poona Oriental Book House(1954)
- The Ratnavali of Sri Harsa-Deva{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. A.A. Kulkarni(1955)
- The Lady of the Jewel Necklace; and, The Lady who Shows her Love{{#if:Harsha|, Harsha}. New York University Press(2006). ISBN 978-0-8147-1996-1
Jayanta Bhatta
- Much Ado About Religion{{#if:Jayanta Bhatta|, Jayanta Bhatta}. New York University Press(2005). ISBN 978-0-8147-1979-4
Kālidāsa
- Sacontalá; or, The Fatal Ring{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Edwards(1792)
- Kalidasa's Abhijnana Sakuntalam{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. S. C. Bhattacharjya(1822)
- Vikramorvaśí{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Stephen Austin(1851)
- Śakoontalá; or, The Lost Ring: An Indian Drama{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Stephen Austin(1855)
- Mālavikāgnimitra, a Sanskrit Drama{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Shivaji Press(1879)
- The Malavikágnimitra{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Thacker, Spink(1891)
- Shakuntala; or, The Recovered Ring; a Hindoo Drama{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Henry Holt(1894)
- The Malavikagnimitra Of Kalidasa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Dyan Prakash Press(1896)
- The Mâlavikâgnimitram{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Vrttaprasaraka Press(1897)
- Vikramorvasíyam{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Native Opinion Press(1898)
- Sakuntala: A Play in Five Acts{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Indian Press(1902a)
- The Abhijnânaŝakuntala, the Purer Devanagari Text{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Shiralkar(1902b)
- Sakuntala{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}(1903)
- Vikramorvasie; or, The Hero and the Nymph{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. R. Chatterjee(1911)
- Translations of Shakuntala and Other Works{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. J. M. Dent & Sons(1912)
- Vikramorvaśî: an Indian drama{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Francis Griffiths(1914)
- The Vikramorvasiya{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. The Oriental Publishing Company(1915a)
- Malavika: A Five-Act Comedy of Kalidasa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. California University Press(1915b)
- Sakuntala and her Keepsake{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Das Gupta(1915c)
- Sakuntala{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Macmillan(1920a)
- Vikramorvaśîya{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Chitra Shala Press(1920b)
- The Abhijñāna-Sākuntala{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Standard Pub. Co.(1920c)
- Vikramorvasiya Nataka{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Shamsher Singh(1929)
- The Mālavikāgnimitra of Kālidāsa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Vavilla Ramaswamy Sastrulu & Sons(1930)
- The Malvikagnimitra of Kalidasa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Shamsher Singh(1933a)
- Mālavikāgnimitra of Kālidāsa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}(1933b)
- The Dramas Of Kalidasa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Kitabistan(1945)
- Abhijnana Sakuntalam{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Nalanda Press(1946)
- The Vikramorvaśīyam{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Dhawale(1948)
- The Malavikagnimatra of Kalidasa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Book Seller's Publishing(1950a)
- The Malavikagnimiytra{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Popular Book Store(1950b)
- Abhijnana-Sakuntalam{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Vavilla Ramaswamy Sastrulu & Sons(1950c)
- Kalidasa: Abhijñāna-śākuntalam: A Synthetic Study{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Modern Book Agency(1950d)
- Works Of Kalidasa Vol. 1: Dramas{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Motilal Banardisass(1958)
- The Malavikāgnimitram of Kālidāsa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. A.R. Sheth(1960)
- Abhijn̄āna-Sakuntala{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. University of California Press(1962)
- Abhijnānaśākuntalam{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Motilal Banarsidass(1969)
- Theater of Memory: the plays of Kālidāsa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Columbia University Press(1984). ISBN 978-0231058384
- The Complete Works of Kālidāsa{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Sahitya Akademi(2002). ISBN 978-8126014842
- The Loom of Time: A selection of his plays and poems{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Penguin Books(2006a). ISBN 978-0140455212
- The Recognition of Shakúntala{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. New York University Press(2006b). ISBN 978-0-8147-8815-8
- The Recognition of Śakuntalā: a play in seven acts{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. Oxford University Press(2008). ISBN 978-0199540600
- How Úrvashi was Won{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. New York University Press(2009a). ISBN 978-0-8147-4111-5
- Mālavikā and Agnimitra{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. New York University Press(2009b). ISBN 978-0-8147-8702-1
- Vikramorvashiyam: Quest for Urvashi{{#if:Kālidāsa|, Kālidāsa}. India Penguin Classics(2021). ISBN 978-0670093632
Krsna Misra
- Prabod'h Chandro'daya; or The Moon of Intellect; an allegorical drama; and Atma Bod'h, or the Knowledge of Spirit{{#if:Krsna Misra|, Krsna Misra}. Longman(1812)
- The Rise of Wisdom Moon{{#if:Krsna Misra|, Krsna Misra}. New York University Press(2009). ISBN 978-0-8147-4838-1
Mahendravarman
- Matta-vilāsa: A Farce. Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies, University of London({Template:Date).
Murāri
- Rāma Beyond Price{{#if:Murāri|, Murāri}. New York University Press(2006). ISBN 978-0814782958
Rajashekhara
- The Viddhasâlabhanjikâ{{#if:Rajashekhara|, Rajashekhara}. Arya Bhusana Press(1886)
- Rāja-çekhara's Karpūra-mañjarī{{#if:Rajashekhara|, Rajashekhara}. Harvard University(1901)
- The Viddhaśālabhañjikā of Rājaśekhara. Journal of the American Oriental Society({Template:Date).
Sakthibhadran
- The Wonderful Crest-jewel{{#if:Sakthibhadran|, Sakthibhadran}. Sri Balamanorama Press(1927)
Subhata
- A Dramatic History Of King Rama{{#if:Subhata|, Subhata}. Columbian Press(1840)
- The Dūtāṅgada of Subhaṭa, Now First Translated from the Sanskrit and Prākrit. Journal of the American Oriental Society({Template:Date).
Shudraka
- The Little Clay Cart (Mṛcchakaṭika){{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. Harvard University(1905)
- The Toy-cart of Clay{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. V.G. Paranjpe(1937a)
- Mrcchakatika Of Śūdraka{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. Aryabhushan Press(1937b)
- Mrcchakatikā: The Little Clay Cart: a drama in ten acts{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. University of Illinois Press(1938)
- The Little Clay Cart: a play in ten acts by King Shudraka{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}(1939)
- The Padmaprābhṛtakam: an ancient bhāna assigned to Śūdraka{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. Uitgeverij de Driehoek(1956)
- The Mrichchhakatika of Sudraka{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. Booksellers Publishing Co.(1962)
- The Little Clay Cart{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. New York University Press(2009). ISBN 978-0-8147-0729-6
- The Clay Toy-Cart: Mrchchakatikam{{#if:Shudraka|, Shudraka}. India Penguin Classics(2018). ISBN 978-0143428473
Śyāmilaka
- Pādatāḍitaka of Śyāmilaka{{#if:Śyāmilaka|, Śyāmilaka}. Springer Netherlands(1976). ISBN 978-9027704252
Umāpati Upādhyāya
- The Pārijāta-Harana of Umāpati Upādhyāya. Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society({Template:Date).
- Traivikramam. Shama'a({Template:Date).
Vararuchi
- The Ubhayabhisarika of Vararuci. The Calcutta Review({Template:Date).
Vedanta Desika
- Sankalpa-Sûryôdaya, or The Dawn of the Divine Will{{#if:Desika|, Desika}. Sri Vani Vilas Press(1917)
Vishakhadatta
- The Mudrarakshasa{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. The Oriental Publishing Company(1916a)
- Mudrarakshasa{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. Nandlal C. Bodiwala(1916b)
- The Mudra-rakshasa: a Sanskrit drama{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. Bhattacharyya & Son(1919)
- Mudrarakshasa; or The Signet Ring{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. Oriental Book Agency(1930)
- Mudrārāksasa of Viśākhadatta{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}(1940)
- Mudrā-rākshasa; or, The Signet Ring, a play in seven acts{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. New Book Co.(1944)
- Mudrārākṣasam of Viśākha-Datta{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. Keshav Bhikaji Dhawale(1948)
- Visakhadatta's Mudra-Rakshasam{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. Nalanda Press(1956)
- Rākṣasa's Ring{{#if:Vishakhadatta|, Vishakhadatta}. New York University Press(2005). ISBN 978-0-8147-1661-8
Multiple authors
- Two Plays of Ancient India{{#if:Buitenen|, Buitenen}. Columbia University Press(1968). ISBN 9780231030465
- Three Sanskrit Plays: Śakuntalā by Kālidása; Rākshasa's Ring by Viśākhadatta; Mālati and Mādhava by Bhavabhūti{{#if:Coulson|, Coulson}. Penguin Books(1981). ISBN 978-0140443745
- The Quartet of Causeries{{#if:|, {{{last}}}}. New York University Press(2009). ISBN 978-0-8147-1978-7
- Great Sanskrit Plays{{#if:Lal|, Lal}. New Directions(1964). ISBN 978-0811200790
- How the Nāgas were Pleased by Harsha; & The Shattered Thighs by Bhāsa{{#if:Skilton|, Skilton}. New York University Press(2009). ISBN 978-0-8147-4066-8
- Select Specimens of the Theatre of the Hindus{{#if:Wilson|, Wilson}. Parbury, Allen(1835a)
- Select Specimens of the Theatre of the Hindus{{#if:Wilson|, Wilson}. Parbury, Allen(1835b)
Other references
- The Sanskrit Drama in its origin, development, theory & practice{{#if:Keith|, Keith}. Clarendon Press(1924)
- A Bibliography of English Translations of Sanskrit Dramas. Indian Literature({Template:Date).
- A Bibliography of the Sanskrit Drama{{#if:Schuyler|, Schuyler}. Asian Educational Services(1991). ISBN 978-81-206-0073-7