...140 and 120 B. c. (Pdii'ini, his Place in Sanscrit Literature, p. 235, ff.). Tho Malidbhdshya. of P. is not a full commentary on Pan'ini, but, with a few...better understanding of the author. But frequently Patan jali also attaches his own critical remarks to tlio emendations of Katyayana, often in support...

...but, with a few exceptions, only a commentary on the Varttikas, or critical remarks of Kâtyâyana on Pan'ini. ' Its method is analogous to that of other...attaches his own critical remarks to the emendations of Kâtyâyana, often in support of the views of the latter, but not seldom, too, in order to refute his...

...few exceptions, only a commentary on the Vfirttikas, or critical remarks of Kâtyuyana on Puu'ini. ' Its method is analogous to that of other classical...reading of the text, in explaining every important or douiitful word, in shewing the connection of the principal parts of the sentence, and in adding such...

...a few exceptions, only a commentary on the Varttikas, or critical remarks of Katyayaua on Pan'inL ' Its method is analogous to that of other classical...connection of the principal parts of the sentence, and in •dding inch observations as may be required for a better understanding of the author. But frequently...

...only a commentary on the Varttikas, or critical remarks of Kfttyâyana on Pân'ini. ' Its Dieth'xl is analogous to that of other classical commentaries...explaining every important or doubtful word, in shewing the connectioD of the principal parts of the sentence, and in adding inch observations as may be required...

...but, with a few exceptions, only a commentary on the Vârttikas, or critical remarks of Kâtyâyana on Pan'ini. * Its method is analogous to that of other...better understanding of the author. But frequently Patán jali also attaches his own critical remarks to the emendations of Kâtyâyana, often in support...

...See also an article on Patanjali in Chambers' Cyclopaedia, where it is well said that ' Patanjali's method is analogous to that of other classical commentaries...in explaining every important or doubtful word, in showing the connection of the principal parts of the sentence, and in adding such observations as may...

...been proved that he wrote betweed 1-tO and 120 BC (Pan'ini, his place in Sanscrit Literature, p. 285, ff.). The Mahdbhdshya of Patanjali is not a full commentary...attaches his own critical remarks to the emendations of Katyayana, often in support of the views of the latter, but not seldom, too, in order to refute his...

...few exceptions, only a commentary on the Varttikas, or critical remarks of Katyayana on Pan'iui. ' Its method is analogous to that of other classical...better understanding of the author. But frequently Pataiijali also attaches his own critical remarks to the emendations of Katyayaua, often in support...

...or critical remarks of Kfttyayana on Pan'ini. ' It.« method is analogous to that of other classial commentaries : it establishes usually by repetition,...reading of the text, in explaining every important or doiibtfnl word, in shewing the connection of the principal part» of the sentence, and in adding such...