Part I: Virtue

Introduction

Domestic Virtue

Ascetic Virtue

Fate

Part II: Wealth

Royalty

Ministers of state

The Essentials of a State

  • The Land
  • The Fortification
  • Way of Accumulating Wealth
  • The Excellence of an Army
  • Military Spirit
  • Friendship
  • Investigation in forming Friendships
  • Familiarity
  • Evil Friendship
  • Unreal Friendship
  • Folly
  • Ignorance
  • Hostility
  • The Might of Hatred
  • Knowing the Quality of Hate
  • Enmity within
  • Not Offending the Great
  • Being led by Women
  • Wanton Women
  • Not Drinking Palm-Wine
  • Gaming (Gambling)
  • Medicine

Appendix (Miscellaneous)

  • Nobility
  • Honour
  • Greatness
  • Perfectness
  • Courtesy
  • Wealth without Benefaction
  • Shame
  • The Way of Maintaining the Family
  • Agriculture
  • Poverty
  • Mendicancy
  • The Dread of Mendicancy
  • Baseness

Part III: Love

The Gandharva Marriage (The Pre-marital love)

  • Mental Disturbance caused by the Beauty of the Princess
  • Recognition of the Signs (of Mutual Love)
  • Rejoicing in the Embrace
  • The Praise of her Beauty
  • Declaration of Love's special Excellence
  • The Abandonment of Reserve
  • The Announcement of the Rumour

Wedded Love (The Post-marital love)

  • Separation unendurable
  • Complainings
  • Eyes consumed with Grief
  • The Pallid Hue
  • The Solitary Anguish
  • Sad Memories
  • The Visions of the Night
  • Lamentations at Eventide
  • Wasting Away
  • Soliloquy
  • Reserve Overcome
  • Mutual Desire
  • The Reading of the Signs
  • Desire for Reunion
  • Expostulation with Oneself
  • Pouting
  • Feigned Anger
  • The Pleasures of 'Temporary Variance'
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