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Kalidasa By ANANT PAI Condition:Used and speaker who has soldKalidas owes his fame to his Sanskrit play Abhijnana Shakuntala (Shakuntala Recognized by the Token Ring), the long epic poem Kumara Sambhava (Birth of Kumara) and the lyric poem Meghaduta (Cloud Messenger). Kalidasa, who lived some time in the middle of the 4th and early 5th centuries A. D., has left no account of his life. According to popular legend, he owed his ingenuity as much to Goddess Kali's blessings as to his own talents. Important Note on