Note 1 — Chapter CXXII
C. H. (Charles Henry) Tawney translation
Then, once on a time, in the course of conversation, one of Vikramáditya’s queens, called Kalingasená, said to her rival queens, “What the king did for the sake of Malayavatí was not wonderful, for this king Vishamaśíla has ever been famous on the earth for such like acts. Was not I swooped down on by him and married by force, after he had seen a carved likeness of me and been overcome by love? On this account the kárpaṭika1 Devasena told me a story: that story I will proceed to tell you; listen.”