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Anilbaran Roy (1890-1974). A disciple of Sri Aurobindo. Sri Aurobindo translated his poem and wrote in November 1935 of his translation (which he has apparently just completed):
Anilbaran's song is best rendered by an Elizabethan simplicity and intensity with as little artifice of metre and diction as possible. I have tried to do it in that way.
Sri
Aurobindo's translation of Mahalakshmi
Bibliography
Roy, Anilbaran (1890-)
Sri Aurobindo and the new age.
London; Calcutta: John M. Watkins; Agents in India, Gita Prachar Karyalaya, 1940. vii, 170 p.; 18 cm. SERIES: SAMP early 20th-century Indianbooks project ;item 07484. NOTES: "First published in 1940." Printed in India. "The articles collected in this book appeared in the Modern review, the Hindusthan review, the Calcutta review, Prabuddha bharat, Sunday times, the Scholar, and the Indian express."Pref. Master microform held by: CRL. Microfilm. New Delhi: Library of Congress Office ; Chicago: Available from Center for Research Libraries, 1996. On 1 microfilmreel with otheritems ; 35 mm. (SAMP early 20th- century Indian books project ; item 07484).
[2d ed.]. Pondicherry: Divyajivan Sahitya Prakashan; [available from Gita Prachar Karyalaya, Calcutta, 1965. 175 p. 19 cm. NOTES: "Books by Anilbaran Roy": p. 171-175.
Roy, Anilbaran (1890-)
The world crisis: Sri Aurobindo's vision of the future
First edition. London: Allen and Unwin, 1947. 156, [1] p., [1] p. of plates; 19 cm.