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CONTENTS


1. Grammatical speculations in India: Their extent and value.... 1
2. Early grammatical specatations : in the Vedas ... 1
‘3. In the Brāhmaṇas, and ... 3
4. Inallied works... 4
5. The predecessors of Yāska 4
6. Yāska’s Nirukta: Its date 6
7. Nature of Yāska’s work ... 8
8. Yāska’s successors ... 9
9. The so-called Aindra treatises ... 10
10. The School of Pāṇini ... 18
11. Pāṇini’s date... 13
12. The view that Pāṇini cannot be placed before B.C. 350 éxamined ... 15
18. Known facts about Pāṇini’s life... 18
14. Character of Pāṇini’s work... 19
15. Technical devices used by Pāṇini ... 22
16. Treatises accessory to Pāṇini’s Aṣṭādhyāyī... 25
17. Kātyāyana : His date... 28
18. Nature of Kātyāyana’s vārtikas to Pāṇini’s grammar ... 29
19. Vartikeka before | anl after Ke a 81
20. Putafijali: His date aud personal history 33
21. The Vyakarana-Maha@bhashya as marking theend of the first periol in the history of the Paniniya school oo oo we BE
22. Chandragomin and his work on 34
23. The Kasika of Jayalitya and Vamana ... 35
24. The indebtedness of the Kasika to Chandragomin 37
25. Jinendrabuddhi’s Ny&sa on the Kasika... we 88
26. Haradatta’s Padamafjari on the Kasika 39
27. Bhartrihari’s Vakyapadiya 40

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