Panini Took His Place In A Line Of Grammarians And Teachers Of Sanskrit. He Is Known To Have Mentioned Ten Predecessors By Name. It Goes Without Saying That He Must Have Borrowed A Considerable Quantity Of Material, Whether Literally Or In A Modified Form. But All This Can Not Hide His Originality As A System-Builder, His Amazing Ability To Formulate A Comprehensive Grammatical System.

Panini Took His Place In A Line Of Grammarians And Teachers Of Sanskrit. He Is Known To Have Mentioned Ten Predecessors By Name. It Goes Without Saying That He Must Have Borrowed A Considerable Quantity Of Material, Whether Literally Or In A Modified Form. But All This Can Not Hide His Originality As A System-Builder, His Amazing Ability To Formulate A Comprehensive Grammatical System.

Critical study, with text, of a classical work of Sanskrit grammar.

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Study of Panini's Astadhyayi, classical work on Sanskrit grammar.