The Ramayana. A Historical Play of Jambudwipa and Lanka

It is not beyond the powers of the clever boys and girls born into India and inspired by the exquisite story of the Ideal King and His faitful Queen. [...] The four Maharajahs of the four quarters of the World stand before golden tables with golden books on them at the four corners of the Stage. [...] A Messenger of the Gods enters and prostrates himself before the Symbols of the Gods. [...] When on earth he was a Knower of the Vedas and of the Science of the Self. [...] Then a great sacrifice was performed with Kaushalya the eldest queen as celebrant Vishnu the God of War appeaed bearing the conch the discus and mice objects which are always as you know in the hands of the upholders of the world.