For the Ordinary Indian,the Sensuous Paradise That Adorned Ancient Indian

question 48

Multiple Choice

For the ordinary Indian,the sensuous paradise that adorned ancient Indian religious art represented

• A) scientific curiosity.
• B) salvation and fulfillment.
• C) a reward for outstanding achievement.
• D) an active fantasy life.
• E) the final phase of decadence.

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