Hindu Tales from the Sanskrit · Character
Deva-Jnanin
A character in a tale.
minor
Also known as Deva - Jnanin
First appearance: iv
Deva-Jnanin shows up with force in VII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A wise courtier who suspects Hari-Sarman's deception and proposes a test with a frog in a pitcher to expose him.
Deva-Jnanin first appears in 0028 iv.
In VII: A wise courtier who suspects Hari-Sarman's deception and proposes a test with a frog in a pitcher to expose him.
Later, in VIII: The wise man who is astonished by Hari-Sarman's apparent insight but later doubts him.
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See Deva-Jnanin in iv