The river, woman, and mortadella

The goddess Sarasvati once personified the river Sarasvati, but today she is revered as the deity of arts and music, knowledge and learning. Her forgotten original meaning is linked to the fact that the river dried up long ago allegedly due to sudden climate change and virtually disappeared.

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2025-10-20
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https://doi.org/10.3986/30240662_23
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The river, woman, and mortadella

Ana Jelnikar
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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The river, woman, and mortadella

Ana Jelnikar
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Abstract

The goddess Sarasvati once personified the river Sarasvati, but today she is revered as the deity of arts and music, knowledge and learning. Her forgotten original meaning is linked to the fact that the river dried up long ago allegedly due to sudden climate change and virtually disappeared.

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