solitary-itinerant-renouncer-in-ancient-indian-poetry_edholm-k.md

title	authors	editor	file_links	source_url	drive_links	course	tags	year	month	publisher	booktitle	address	chapter	pages
Wander Alone Like the Rhinoceros: The Solitary, Itinerant Renouncer in Ancient Indian Gāthā-Poetry	Kristoffer af Edholm	Stefan Larsson	exclusive_01/The%20Solitary%2C%20Itinerant%20Renouncer%20in%20Ancient%20Indian%20G%C4%81th%C4%81-Poetry%20-%20Kristoffer%20af%20Edholm.pdf	https://www.stockholmuniversitypress.se/site/books/e/10.16993/bbi/	https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Zj2w9GuJZcRxSwY2dmiXzv83b4V_dk4/view?usp=drivesdk	setting	buddhist-poetry renunciation canonical-poetry	2021	jun	Stockholm UP	Songs on the Road	Stockholm	3	35--66

The ancient Indian gāthā – a proverbial, succinct type of single-stanza poetry, often collected in thematic sets – became a favoured form of expression among groups of ascetics from the middle to the end of the 1st millennium BCE.