/lit/ - Literature

>>23232581
Reach out and touch someone

Has anyone here got a source for Sanskrit pdfs akin to the mega for Latin & Greek in the OP?
As I understand it, Clay Sanskrit Library is the equivalent of Loeb for those. I can only find a sporadic couple of books of e.g. the Ramayana on Anna's Archive, just as was the case for Greek until I stumbled onto this thread. Any help would be appreciated. I am not money-capable.

>>22945803
Does learning Sanskrit make any sense if you are not Hindu and do not have much interest in Hinduism, beyond, let's say, the interest one might have in Greek mythology? Like, I may enjoy an epic poem but I'm not looking to read a treatise on the nature of Zeus' divinity.
The only reason I'm really considering it is because I already know Pāli, and the languages are so close to one another that they can basically be considered different registers of the same thing, so it seems like I could get a decent amount of content out of it without having to put in a lot of effort. On the other hand, this would also make it annoying to have to go through a Sanskrit textbook, seeing as I'll know like 80% of it already. Though I'd still need to know where to throw in all those extra consonants Pāli did away with in every word. Wondering whether you have any advice about this situation.

And yet you've done neither OP

>>22594228
Anon, I...