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Page 21
The only clue given about this personage ' s chronology is that it was before
Buddha . But no clue of his time can be found in Brahminical works . Mr . Justice
Pargiter tells me that there is no such person as Akshapada mentioned in the ...
The only clue given about this personage ' s chronology is that it was before
Buddha . But no clue of his time can be found in Brahminical works . Mr . Justice
Pargiter tells me that there is no such person as Akshapada mentioned in the ...
Page 22
These two theories of Akshapāda seem to have been the common property of
Indian Pandits before Buddha ' s time , as Budha did not scruple to take
advantage of these . The “ Nyåya Sūtras ” as we have them , seems to be a much
later ...
These two theories of Akshapāda seem to have been the common property of
Indian Pandits before Buddha ' s time , as Budha did not scruple to take
advantage of these . The “ Nyåya Sūtras ” as we have them , seems to be a much
later ...
Page 54
The conclusion , therefore , is that Pàņini lived before Buddha and after the
Mahábhárata was written ; that sufficient time must have elapsed between him
and Buddha to allow of the change of the popular language from the Sanskrita to
...
The conclusion , therefore , is that Pàņini lived before Buddha and after the
Mahábhárata was written ; that sufficient time must have elapsed between him
and Buddha to allow of the change of the popular language from the Sanskrita to
...
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Orissa By Professor Krishnaswami Aiyangar M A | 69 |
Banerji Sastri Dr A M A D Phil | 75 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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