Note 5 — Chapter LXIX · Story of Visúchiká—(continued).[5]
Viharilala Mitra translation
It is a curious fact in the theological works of Vedánta, that princes and ladies, employed themselves much more to the cultivation of their minds, and to the investigation of mental and spiritual Philosophy, than other persons and tribes. So we see Surúchi, Lílá, Visúchí and Sarasvatí were all female interlocutors in this work and some Upanishads also, though female education was subsequently abrogated by law.