Kādambarī
109562
Peterson 1885
683
Pūrvabhāga pp. 1–237, Uttarabhāga pp. 239–369.
This famous literary work — a romance between two main characters Candrāpīḍa and Kādambarī, plus innumerable side stories — was begun by Bāṇa Bhaṭṭa (570–650 CE) and finished posthumously by his son Bhūṣaṇa Bhaṭṭa (600–660 CE). These two contributions are the so-called Pūrvabhāga (Peterson ed. pp. 1–237) and Uttarabhāga (pp. 239–369), respectively. Peterson's edition, on which this e-text is based, added paragraph breaks as further structure. Later editions and translations also add headers to indicate beginnings of significant portions of the story, but no such headers are used here.
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I (Tyler Neill) produced this HANSEL edition by first running a PDF of the 1885 edition through both Google Cloud Vision OCR (via Skrutable) and Gemini 2.0 Flash (via Dharmamitra). These two OCR outputs were then automatically harmonized using Gemini 2.5 Pro (via direct API and using a custom prompt). Finally, the harmonized OCR output was contrasted against the previous version by Andrew Ollett (which was in fact based on 1885/1889 as well) using Meld, and differences were reconciled individually with reference to the PDF. The text still needs a final proofread.
Prose with verse
Devanāgarī-like (ityevam, not ity evam)
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