2(; 'IRANSLATION, Who would have known the great poet Mukunda (1)—Bengal’s shining Sun–Shakespeare, and Milton, and Mogha (2), and Bhatt i narayana (3), if thou hadst not introduced them to the world ! Would even now have shone in their everlasting lustre Vidyapati (4), Sadi (5) Shelly, Tasso, Pope, ai,d Cowper, and others ? Who would have thought of them 2 The h" man mind would have by this time been covered with the veil of oblivion. Would the world hove now held in fond remembrance the name. ..f Vararu hi (6), Bhavabh{1ti (7), Hafiz (8)-the light of Persia –Bha. rata (9), Isvara (10), Madhu ( 11), and c thor l) The author of the ('11 ANDi, one of the Garliest writers of Bengoi poetry, (13th Century). (2) A celebrated So, ski it. Poet. (3) ()ne of the five Br to ruins who settled in Benga! at the req - est of king A (iisum ;t : author of “Verii-Sanla&ra* —a Sanskrit dragua b tood an ‘ome of the incidents of the Kuruksh, tra War. (4) A Lyrie Peet of Behar describing the loves of Rodha and Krishna. (14: h (jeut-iry). (5) A Persian Poet, (6) A Sanskrit Pott. (7) Author of “Ut fara-ßäim.:-Oharit.", a Sanskrit. drama describing the exile of Sita. (8) A Persia, so et of great celebrity. (9) A Bengali Poet—author of Annadámangal (18th
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v lentury). 贴 曹 (10) A Bengali Poet—one of the earliest Editors ○f Bengali newspapers. (Born 1899) է
- 11) Michael Madhusudan Dutt—A. Bengali Peet of
